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EDITORIAL: Bridge between Minnie Bay and Mithakhari: A Crucial Step towards Island Connectivity and Economic Prosperity

April 27, 2023 by sanjib Leave a Comment

One of the main issues that have plagued the Andaman and Nicobar Islands since ages is connectivity, both within and outside the islands. While the administration has already taken up the project of constructing a bridge between Bambooflat and Chatham, the need for a bridge between Minnie Bay and Mithakhari cannot be ignored.
The distance between Minnie Bay and Mithakhari is approximately 0.98 kilometers, and the sea is just 1 to 3 meters deep, making it a feasible option for a bridge construction project. Therefore, constructing a bridge between the two points would not only be cost-effective but also provide a much-needed solution to the residents on both sides.
The proposal to construct a bridge between Minnie Bay and Mithakhari has already been forwarded to the Andaman Public Works Department, and it is high time that necessary action is taken in this regard.
One of the most significant benefits of constructing this bridge-cum-dam is the boost it will give to the Andaman tourism industry. Tourism spots like Wright Myo and Shoal Bay, currently accessible only via water, will become accessible by road. Moreover, the journey of Andaman Trunk Road will also become shorter, making it easier for tourists to explore the islands.
For Islanders, the construction of a bridge between Minnie Bay and Mithakhari is a much-needed project that cannot be ignored any further. It will not only benefit the residents of both sides but also give a solid boost to the Andaman tourism industry and bring economic prosperity to the South Andaman region. The administration must take swift action in this regard and make the islands more accessible to all.
Most importantly the Administration must issue press releases and inform the public about the updates regarding this project on a regular basis as people are deeply connected with the project. Not only the delay but also lack of information about this project is leaving people upset and disappointed.

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