India's Northern Railway, the world's tallest, made bridges in 8 hours with only 70 people. The engineering department of North India Railway, with the help of new bridges, removed a bridge of a hundred years old located on the Saharanpur-Lucknow route.



In an interview given to an All India Media, North Railway General Manager Biswas Choubey said, "We have changed the three meter long two steel grid. These were RCC type box grids. We took 7 hours and 30 minutes to break the entire bridge and to build it again. "

He also said, "We use two cranes, JCB and Pulcan machines of 100 and 60 tonnes."

Superintendent Engineer of the North Railway, Mr. Pratish Gautam reached the bridge on January 3 at 9.30 am with his team. The construction of the old bridge was completed at noon, at 3.05 in the afternoon and the new bridge layout was created in this period.

The construction of the entire bridge of 5.15 minutes is completed. The whole thing is completed in just 7 hours 30 minutes. But this time, many trains have to change the route to the railway. ![image](https://img.esteem.ws/lsbo3z5wt0.jpg)