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Kalurghat Bridge reopens

After being closed for 14 months due to renovation work, Chattogram's Kalurghat Bridge reopened for traffic on Sunday, Oct 27, 2024. With the repairs completed, all types of vehicles can now cross the bridge alongside trains.

Chattogram’s century-old rail-cum-road Kalurghat Bridge reopened for traffic on Sunday, Oct 27, 2024, after being closed for 14 months for renovation work. Photo: Suman Babu
Chattogram’s century-old rail-cum-road Kalurghat Bridge reopened for traffic on Sunday, Oct 27, 2024, after being closed for 14 months for renovation work. Photo: Suman Babu
After a 14-month renovation, Chattogram’s century-old rail-cum-road Kalurghat Bridge reopened on Sunday morning, Oct 27, 2024, allowing limited movement on one side. Photo: Suman Babu
After a 14-month renovation, Chattogram’s century-old rail-cum-road Kalurghat Bridge reopened on Sunday morning, Oct 27, 2024, allowing limited movement on one side. Photo: Suman Babu
Since Sunday morning, Oct 27, 2024, vehicles and pedestrians have begun to cross the century-old rail-cum-road Kalurghat Bridge in Chattogram, which had been closed for renovation for 14 months. Photo: Suman Babu
Since Sunday morning, Oct 27, 2024, vehicles and pedestrians have begun to cross the century-old rail-cum-road Kalurghat Bridge in Chattogram, which had been closed for renovation for 14 months. Photo: Suman Babu
After a 14-month renovation, Chattogram’s century-old rail-cum-road Kalurghat Bridge reopened on Sunday morning, Oct 27, 2024, allowing limited movement on one side. Photo: Suman Babu
After a 14-month renovation, Chattogram’s century-old rail-cum-road Kalurghat Bridge reopened on Sunday morning, Oct 27, 2024, allowing limited movement on one side. Photo: Suman Babu
Chattogram’s century-old rail-cum-road Kalurghat Bridge reopened for traffic on Sunday morning, Oct 27, 2024, after being closed for 14 months due to renovation work. As the signal work is still incomplete, vehicles from both directions are causing congestion, leaving commuters frustrated. Photo: Suman Babu
Chattogram’s century-old rail-cum-road Kalurghat Bridge reopened for traffic on Sunday morning, Oct 27, 2024, after being closed for 14 months due to renovation work. As the signal work is still incomplete, vehicles from both directions are causing congestion, leaving commuters frustrated. Photo: Suman Babu
Chattogram’s century-old rail-cum-road Kalurghat Bridge reopened for traffic on Sunday morning, Oct 27, 2024, after being closed for 14 months due to renovation work. As the signal work is still incomplete, vehicles from both directions are causing congestion, leaving commuters frustrated. Photo: Suman Babu
Chattogram’s century-old rail-cum-road Kalurghat Bridge reopened for traffic on Sunday morning, Oct 27, 2024, after being closed for 14 months due to renovation work. As the signal work is still incomplete, vehicles from both directions are causing congestion, leaving commuters frustrated. Photo: Suman Babu
Chattogram’s century-old rail-cum-road Kalurghat Bridge reopened for traffic on Sunday morning, Oct 27, 2024, after being closed for 14 months due to renovation work. As the signal work is still incomplete, vehicles from both directions are causing congestion, leaving commuters frustrated. Photo: Suman Babu
Chattogram’s century-old rail-cum-road Kalurghat Bridge reopened for traffic on Sunday morning, Oct 27, 2024, after being closed for 14 months due to renovation work. As the signal work is still incomplete, vehicles from both directions are causing congestion, leaving commuters frustrated. Photo: Suman Babu

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Published : 28 Oct 2024, 03:13 AM

Updated : 21 Aug 2026, 05:39 PM

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