Meghalaya Chief Minister Conrad Sangma on January 22 inaugurated the Wahrew Bridge, India’s longest road arch bridge at Sobhar village.
The bridge was constructed under NLCPR of the Ministry of Development of North Eastern Region (DoNER) at a budget of Rs. 49.395 crores. The bridge will connect Bholaganj and Sobhar to Nongjri.
Taking to Twitter, Conrad Sangma tweeted, “Inaugurated the Longest Road Arch Bridge in India, the Wahrew Bridge at #Sohbar constructed at ₹49.395 Cr under NLCPR of @MDoNER_India, connecting Bholaganj & Sohbar to Nongjri. We dedicate this to the progress of the area & (L)Dr. Donkupar Roy @narendramodi @DrJitendraSingh”
Inaugurated the Longest Road Arch Bridge in India, the Wahrew Bridge at #Sohbar constructed at ₹49.395 Cr under NLCPR of @MDoNER_India , connecting Bholaganj & Sohbar to Nongjri. We dedicate this to the progress of the area & (L)Dr Donkupar Roy@narendramodi @DrJitendraSingh pic.twitter.com/HZ1BQEPFCx
— Conrad Sangma (@SangmaConrad) January 22, 2021
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