In a classic case of better late than never, the prominent flyover in Dibrugarh has finally received its official identification marker - a full six months after the structure was formally inaugurated and opened to the public.
The Long-Awaited Completion
The installation of the nameplate marks the final touch to the infrastructure project that has been serving commuters since its inauguration half a year ago. Residents and daily commuters had been navigating the flyover without this basic identification throughout this period.
Public Reaction and Local Sentiment
Local citizens have expressed both relief and amusement at the delayed installation. "We've been using this flyover for months, always wondering when it would get its proper identity," shared a regular commuter. "It's good to see the project finally completed in every aspect."
Infrastructure Development in Northeast India
This development underscores the ongoing infrastructure improvements in Northeast India, particularly in Assam. The flyover represents a significant step in addressing traffic congestion and improving connectivity in the Dibrugarh region.
The delayed nameplate installation highlights the importance of completing all aspects of infrastructure projects, no matter how small they may seem in comparison to the main structure. While the flyover has been functional, the missing nameplate had become a talking point among locals who appreciated the infrastructure but noticed this oversight.
With the nameplate now in place, the flyover stands as a fully completed landmark in Dibrugarh's urban landscape, ready to serve the community for years to come while properly identified for all users.
