Hyderabad Metro | DMRC to prepare DPR for Phase II of the metro rail project

Hyderabad: The Delhi Metro Rail Corporation (DMRC) has been tasked with preparing the Detailed Project Report (DPR) for the expansion plan for Phase II of the Hyderabad metro rail project.


“Following the instructions the Metro Rail Phase II expansion exercise will begin immediately, the preparatory work of the Detailed Project Report (DPR) was entrusted to Delhi Metro Rail Corporation (DMRC),” Hyderabad Metro Rail Ltd ( HMRL). (“The statement said by Chief Minister K Chandrasekhar Rao”).


The DMRC experts arrived in Hyderabad and held talks with HMRL MD NVS Reddy and others, he said.


“By explaining that the financial viability of Metro Phase II is much more challenging than Phase I, he (Reddy) emphasized the need to improve revenue with innovative ideas and cost reduction through ready-to-use solutions,” he said. the notice.


After a thorough inspection of potential riders and a reflection session on the subject, Reddy advised DMRC to suggest Phase II routes based on maximum travel demand, “closing gaps” in Phase I and integration with the routes of Phase I of the Metro. phase II and also with existing rail and bus systems and connectivity with the airport, according to the statement.


The first stage of the Hyderabad subway railway project was inaugurated on November 28 last year. The first phase of 30 km of duration of the project between Miyapur and Nagole has 24 stations.




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