SCR General Manager Gajanan Mallya supervised speed tests of 120 kmph between Venkatachalam – Nellore, Kavali – Singarayakonda and the Gudur- Tenali sections and also reviewed overall track maintenance on the entire stretch during his inspection of the Gudur-Ongole-Tenali sections of Vijaywada division on Tuesday.
Accompanied by DRM P. Srinivas, he inspected minor bridges between Kommarapudi – Venkatachalam and Alluru – Bitragunta sections, checked the level crossings on Manubolu – Kommarapudi section, Road Under Bridge (RUB), major bridge between Ulavapadu – Singarayakonda –
Tanguturu section and bridge over the Romperu river between Uppugunduru – Chinnaganjam section. Major stations on the route and the staff quarters were also inspected and the GM also interacted with the field maintenance staff to understand their issues, a press release said.
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