A day after the Gandhari Bridge in Kalyan was closed amidst rumours of a crack, it was reopened on Tuesday at around 6.30pm by the PWD after it found no crack on it.

The PWD officers who inspected its pillars in a boat, claimed that the bridge was safe and could be used for traffic. Officials said that the pillar of the bridge had a lot of waste accumulated during the recent heavy downpour, including a black cloth that appeared as a crack. The officials added that minor repair works needed to be carried out to the bridge.
The bridge is a vital link between the cities of Kalyan and Bhiwandi.
The bridge built over the Ulhas river, connects Kalyan (West) to National Highway 3 at Padgha check post.
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The bridge, which is maintained by PWD, is around 25 years old.
{{/usCountry}}The bridge, which is maintained by PWD, is around 25 years old.
{{/usCountry}}A traffic police inspector from Kalyan traffic unit said, “ As per the information from the PWD, the bridge was shut with immediate effect on Monday night.”
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