75 kilometers of roads are being built in just four and a half days!

The Dhaka Times Desk In India, 75 km road was built in just 108 hours i.e. four and a half days. The long-distance highway is under construction from Amravati to Akola in Maharashtra, India.

If this work is completed in four and a half days, this road may be named in the Guinness Book of Records. The construction work of the highway started from June 3. It is hoped that the construction of this road will be completed by June 7.

Stretching from Loni village in Amravati to Mana village in Akola, construction workers have started working day and night to complete this highway within the stipulated time. Organization in charge of road construction. A team from Guinness Book is already on the spot and inspecting the road construction.

This highway is being constructed with bituminous concrete using modern construction technology. About 800 to 1 thousand construction workers are engaged in the construction of that road.

It should be noted that Qatar had previously held the Guinness record for building such a large road. Doha, Qatar also holds the Guinness World Record for building a road of 25 km in 10 days. However, from the construction company in charge of the highway from Amravati to Akola to the workers, everyone is hopeful that they will make a name in the Guinness Book by building this road in four and a half days. Source: Anandabazar Patrika.

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