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IN PHOTOS: Mumbai's pedestrian subways in dire need of attention
Updated On: 16 December, 2024 11:53 AM IST | Joy Manikumar
A survey conducted by mid-day across pedestrian subways in both the eastern and western suburbs has uncovered alarming issues of deteriorating infrastructure, neglectful maintenance, and inaccessibility. (Story by Ranjeet Jadhav and Sameer Surve)
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Eastern Suburbs
Chunabhatti Subway
Chunabhatti subway suffers from leakage and drain water flooding; (left) water gushing out of an uncovered drain. (Pic: Ashish Raje)
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Ramabai Colony Subway (Ghatkopar)
Ramabai Colony subway is not clean and has broken flooring, and walls stained with paan. (Pic: Ashish Raje)
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Kurla Subway
Subway inb Kurla is closed due to ongoing Metro construction, forcing pedestrians to cross the busy road instead. (Pic: Ashish Raje)
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Mankhurd Subway
Mankhurd Subway is in a deplorable condition. (Pic: Ashish Raje)
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Western Suburbs
Vanrai Subway (Goregaon)
Vanrai subway lacks accessibility for physically disabled and is not clean. (Pic: Nimesh Dave)
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Santacruz East Subway (New Agripada)
Santacruz subway is in relatively good condition. (Pic: Nimesh Dave)
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Shankarwadi Subway (Jogeshwari)
Shankarwadi subway urgently requires proper steps and ramps for accessibility. (Pic: Nimesh Dave)
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Bandra East Subway (Subhash Nagar)
Bandra East subway faces problems with broken tiles and poor lighting. (Pic: Nimesh Dave)
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Ramnagar Subway (Near domestic airport)
Ramnagar subway lacks proper illumination also doesn’t have disability access. (Pic: Nimesh Dave)
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