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95% OF LONGEST METRO UG STRETCH COMPLETED
The New Indian Express Bengaluru
|February 18, 2025
Ph 2, with 13.75 km Dairy Circle-Nagawara underground Metro corridor, to open by 2026-end; Will be crucial link
OVER 95 per cent of civil works for Namma Metro's longest underground (UG) corridor in Phase 2 have been completed and the stretch is expected to be opened for the public by the end of 2026, said Bangalore Metro Rail Corporation Limited (BMRCL).
"The UG corridor with a length of 13.75 km connects Dairy Circle in the South with Nagawara in North Bengaluru. The total tunnel length is 21 km," said Subrahmanya Gudge, Chief Engineer, BMRCL, who led media persons to the underground station at MG Road on Monday.
Remaining works include laying of tracks and setting up of tunnel ventilation system (TVS), while air-conditioning system, traction, electrical and mechanical works are pending, he said.
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