India's under-construction bridges face safety concerns as collapses continue.

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A portion of an under-construction bridge over the Ganges River in India collapsed for the second time in a year, prompting an investigation by the state government. No casualties were reported. The construction of the 3.6-kilometer bridge started in 2014 and was scheduled to be inaugurated later this year. India's infrastructure has long been marred by safety concerns, sometimes leading to major disasters on highways and bridges.
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