“Historical Moment,” this is how a tweet by Indian Railways about Chenab bridge starts. The department’s share also contains a video which showcases the construction reaching a milestone – completion of the arch bottom of the Chenab bridge.
Chenab Bridge, set to be world's highest Railway bridge, under construction. (Twitter/@PiyushGoyal)
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“The arch bottom of the Chenab bridge has been completed yesterday. Next, the arch upper of the engineering marvel in making will be completed,” the department tweeted. “It is all set to be the world's highest Railway bridge,” they added while concluding their post.
Take a look at the video which showcases the incredible sight:
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Since being shared a few hours ago, the video has gathered nearly 14,000 views – and the numbers are only increasing. It has also accumulated tons of comments from people.
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Since being shared a few hours ago, the video has gathered nearly 14,000 views – and the numbers are only increasing. It has also accumulated tons of comments from people.
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“Excellent, no words to describe the marvelous and tremendous work,” wrote a Twitter user. “This is brilliant work,” shared another. “Looking forward to travelling on this route, through the highest Railway bridge in the world!” expressed a third.
Here’s how others reacted:
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Last month, on February 25, Railways minister Piyush Goyal took to Twitter to share about Chenab bridge and wrote how it is set to be the world's highest Railway bridge. Take a look at what he tweeted:
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What are your thoughts on the video shared by Indian Railways?
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