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Issue Date: Nov 15, 1995
THE latest statement of the Konkan
Railway Corporation (KRC) based in
Goa, regarding the delay of the execution of the 760 krn Roha-Mangalore
railway route due to key consructional
hazards have vindicated the stand of the
environnmentalists. The corporation has
admitted difficulties in building nuou
in Maharastra, Karnataka and GoL I
submission came in response to a
petition in the Bombay High Cow
Panjim branch on the progress of the
corporation's work. Environmentalist
groups have repeatedly warned the
building the line through coastal Go
will not only prove expensive but all
environmentally deleterious owing to it
easily crumbled laterite rocks.
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