NHAI Chairman to meet Kerala Chief Secretary

Key Takeaways

  • NHAI Chairman Santosh Kumar Yadav will meet Kerala Chief Secretary to address challenges affecting National Highway development in Kerala.
  • The NHAI Chairman will inspect National Highway projects in Kerala, focusing on structurally sensitive areas and zones prone to drainage issues and water-related vulnerabilities.
  • The meeting will focus on resolving systemic bottlenecks and improving coordination between agencies to ensure smoother execution of current and future projects.

Thiruvananthapuram: National Highways Authority of India (NHAI) Chairman Santosh Kumar Yadav will meet the Chief Secretary of Kerala to address critical challenges affecting National Highway development in the State.

Following the recent collapse of under-construction six-lane NH66 in 3 places in Kerala, the NHAI Chairman arrived in Kerala to evaluate progress of various National Highway Projects in Kerala.

The meeting will focus on resolving systemic bottlenecks and improving coordination between agencies to ensure smoother execution of current and future projects.

On Sunday, the NHAI Chairman led a comprehensive inspection of project stretches in Thiruvananthapuram and Kollam districts, focusing on structurally sensitive areas and zones prone to drainage issues and water-related vulnerabilities leading to quality construction and enhancing public convenience.

The inspection also covered key locations such as Enchakkal, Kazhakuttom, Chembakamangalam, Kottayam, and Mevaram.

These sites include vertical high-cut sections and areas requiring urgent evaluation of stability and water flow management.

The Chairman was accompanied by technical experts from the concessionaire, Independent Engineer, Project Director of Thiruvananthapuram and NHAI Regional Officer, Kerala.

To comprehensively assess the progress on various National Highway projects in the state, a high-level review meeting has been scheduled. This meeting will include all NHAI Project Directors, concessionaires, consultants, and contractors involved in the implementation of National Highway projects across Kerala.

Key discussion points will include expediting project timelines, enhancing construction quality, strengthening monitoring mechanisms, and minimizing public inconvenience.

NHAI is committed to create a world class National Highway network in the country and is going all out to ensure quality construction and seamless travel experience for National Highway users.

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