The construction of an animal overpass and underpass to facilitate the safe crossing of wild animals over the Mysuru-Bengaluru Highway has come to a grinding halt. A portion of the work has been left incomplete after over 60 percent of the work, posing a significant threat to the wildlife in the region.
During the planning phase of the highway, the potential impact on wildlife was carefully considered, particularly in the forests between Bengaluru and Ramanagara, as well as the wildlife habitat near Srirangapatna, where a consistent movement of wildlife has been observed.
