This new FOB, estimated to cost Rs 2.97 crore, will come up at the CST-end of Kurla Lokmanya Tilak Terminus (LTT), from where long-distance trains originate.
CR officials said work on the FOB began yesterday.
"The CR has created a record in finalising a tender in 24 hours for a new foot overbridge at Lokmanya Tilak Terminus," Chief PRO Sunil Udasi said.
"The tender for the construction of this FOB opened on November 14 and was finalised on the same day. The acceptance letter was issued and physically handed over to the contractor immediately," Udasi added.
Giving details of the FOB, Udasi said the bridge would be 6-meter wide and connect all five platforms at Kurla LTT.
Twenty-three people were killed in a stampede that occurred on a narrow bridge that connects Elphinstone Road station on the Western Railway with Parel on the Central Railway in September-end.
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