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Lucknow, India (Urban Transport News): In a major boost to the UP's economy, the Indian Railways-arm Dedicated Freight Corridor Corporation of India Limited (DFCCIL) is planning to develop a multimodal logistics park in Kanpur for cargo handling. This would be the fourth such mega logistic park in UP, but the first to be developed by DFCCIL.
"In two years UP will have a multimodal logistics park, 20 km from Kanpur city near Rooma railway station. It would be the fourth logistical hub in the state for cargo movement---the other three are in Dadri, including one developed by Container Corporation of India Limited and two to be developed by National Industrial Corridor Development Corporation Limited and Adani group," said Srinivas Nanduri, director, operations and business development, DFCCIL at InnoRail exhibition at RDSO Complex, Lucknow, TOI reported.
According to Nanduri, DFCCIL has procured 70-hectare land in Hathipur, Maharajpur and Tilsaharibujurg villages in Narval tehsil of Kanpur Nagar. "After the construction of the hub, we expect that 15 million tonnes of goods will be handled annually," he added. Meanwhile, the six-lane, 63-km Lucknow-Kanpur greenfield expressway is also expected to be completed by mid-2024.