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Exposed rods, damaged pillars spark fear of another bridge collapse in Bihar: Video

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Exposed rods, damaged pillars spark fear of another bridge collapse in Bihar: Video
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The Keni bridge in Gaya, Bihar, is showing signs of severe deterioration, raising concerns about its potential collapse. Visuals reveal exposed iron rods and damaged pillars, prompting local officials to initiate inspections of bridges across the state. This situation follows a recent bridge collapse in Bhagalpur, highlighting ongoing infrastructure issues in the region.

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Hindustan Times — Top publishes from India and files mainly under world. We currently carry 1,839 of its stories.

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Publication timeSat, 23 May 2026 16:03:14 +0530
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Exposed rods, damaged pillars spark fear of another bridge collapse in Bihar: VideoThe Keni bridge in Gaya, built at a cost of ₹64 crore, is on the verge of collapse, with visuals showing exposed iron rods and damaged pillars.Updated on: May 23, 2026 4:03 PM ISTEdited by Majid AlamShare viaCopy link Weeks after a portion of Vikramshila bridge over Ganga river collapsed in Bihar's Bhagalpur, the deteriorating condition of another bridge in Gaya district has raised alarm.The key bridge over Falgu river connects Gaya to places in the East, including Rajgir and Nawada.

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