Chennai, October 11 (Daily Kiran) : Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Tamil Nadu Chief Minister C. Joseph Vijay inaugurated the first section of Corridor 4 under the second phase of the Chennai Metro expansion on Sunday. This development marks a significant milestone in the city’s growing public transport system.
The new metro route, which cost ₹4,900 crores, was celebrated by numerous city residents and commuters who expressed their excitement at the launch. Many believe this initiative will greatly improve the city’s transport infrastructure and alleviate longstanding traffic congestion.
One commuter shared, “The launch of the new metro service from Poonamallee is a joyous moment for us. Students and working professionals traveling from Poonamallee to Vadapalani often faced severe traffic jams.”
Another passenger noted that the new metro service would allow students to reach their schools and colleges more easily, while working individuals could commute to their jobs faster and more conveniently.
“We are thrilled that metro services have finally arrived in Chennai’s outskirts. This new service will simplify daily commutes and save valuable time for residents,” a commuter added.
Another traveler, Sridharan, expressed his happiness about the metro service reaching his area, stating, “We have been waiting for this service for a long time, and its arrival is a source of great joy.” He emphasized that the metro would make travel in Chennai quicker and more efficient, allowing passengers to avoid traffic jams and enjoy a more comfortable journey.
The ₹4,900 crore metro route is a complex component of urban infrastructure, featuring a 3.5-kilometer-long double-decker viaduct that traverses one of the city’s busiest corridors.
This expansion is expected to transform the daily travel experience for many residents and contribute to the overall development of Chennai’s public transport network.
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