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BANGALORE: Work on the 138 km Bangalore-Mysore Express Corridor is expected to begin soon.

The first phase work up to Maddur would begin in June and the first notification for acquiring land on the Rs 328 crore highway project has already been issued. Work on the first phase is expected to be over in 36 months.

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