A portion of a flyover at the Delhi-Jaipur rail line near Pataudi collapsed on Saturday.
The flyover was inaugurated by the Haryana Public Wealth Department in September 2019 and collapsed just six months after its unveiling.
Gurugram: A portion of a flyover at Delhi-Jaipur Rail Line near Pataudi collapsed today. More details awaited. pic.twitter.com/cAMfK7r5e6
— ANI (@ANI) March 7, 2020
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No loss of life or property has been reported as of now.
It is alleged that the use of substandard material and unseasonal rainfall are the reasons behind the collapse. "This is because of the carelessness that was on show by the authorities. The authorities never showed up when this flyover was being constructed," Pradeep Kumar, Sarpanch, Pahari Village told ANI.
Further details are awaited.
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