Mumbai's Atal Setu Bridge Misused by Public, Police Issue Warnings
Despite traffic restrictions, an auto rickshaw and numerous selfie-takers have been spotted on the newly inaugurated bridge, leading to police warnings and public concern.
- Despite traffic restrictions, an auto rickshaw was spotted on Mumbai's newly inaugurated Atal Setu, leading to widespread online reactions.
- People have been stopping their vehicles on the bridge to take selfies and pictures, turning the Atal Setu into a 'picnic spot'.
- Mumbai Police has issued warnings on social media against stopping vehicles on the bridge, threatening to take strict action.
- Since its inauguration, nearly 80,000 vehicles have used the 21.8 km long link road, attracting a large number of selfie lovers despite restrictions.
- Social media platforms are flooded with photos and videos of people littering, climbing railings, and stopping on the bridge, leading to concerns about safety and cleanliness.
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