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OMR residents want foot overbridges to be repaired
India🏛️ PoliticsCenter8 hr. ago

OMR residents want foot overbridges to be repaired

Residents along OMR in Chennai are reporting damage and safety concerns with foot overbridges (FOBs), including rust, slippery surfaces, and lack of maintenance. Commuters like Kalaivani have been injured due to worn-out steps, while others note the structures are exposed to the elements, leading to hazardous conditions. Local residents blame the deterioration on neglect and misuse, with some FOBs becoming sites for illegal activities. A local activist, Harsha Koda, explains that while the infrastructure was initially intended for pedestrian use, it has largely fallen into disrepair. He notes that some FOBs were removed during Metro rail construction without proper integration, leaving the community without safe crossing options.

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OMR residents want foot overbridges to be repaired

Residents along OMR in Chennai are reporting damage and safety concerns with foot overbridges (FOBs), including rust, slippery surfaces, and lack of maintenance. Commuters like Kalaivani have been injured due to worn-out steps, while others note the structures are exposed to the elements, leading to hazardous conditions. Local residents blame the deterioration on neglect and misuse, with some FOBs becoming sites for illegal activities. A local activist, Harsha Koda, explains that while the infrastructure was initially intended for pedestrian use, it has largely fallen into disrepair. He notes that some FOBs were removed during Metro rail construction without proper integration, leaving the community without safe crossing options.

Bias read (Center): The article presents a factual account of infrastructure issues without overtly criticizing or praising specific political entities. It includes multiple perspectives from residents and activists but does not take a clear ideological stance. The focus is on the condition of public infrastructure and

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