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Karur, Feb. 5

The State Highways Department is all set to construct two new major bridges in Karur district at a cost of Rs. 4.57 crore. The bridges are to be constructed across the rivers Amaravathy and Nankanchi and follows long-pending demand of the people of the region.

Laying the foundation stone for the two bridges, the Highways Minister, Mr Vellakoil M.P. Saminathan, said that one bridge would come up at Tadakoil village on the Aravakurichi bypass road across river Nankanchi at a cost of Rs. 1.37 crore. The other bridge is to come up at Othamandurai on the Karur-Pollachi highway across River Amaravathy. —

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