India, June 6 -- The BMC will construct a 320-metre-long promenade and road between Lotus Jetty and Samudra Mahal Building in Worli at an estimated cost of around Rs.9.90 crore, aimed at completing the missing link in the Mumbai Coastal Road (South) project's pedestrian and cycling network.

The termination of the existing promenade at Lotus Jetty was necessitated by the alignment of a navigation bridge. The original coastal road design did not include the proposed connecting section, but it has now been identified as essential to maintain uninterrupted pedestrian and cycling movement along the seafront.

Officials said the new stretch, which is a 320-metre-long, eight-metre-wide Pavement Quality Concrete (PQC) walkway designed to ensure ...