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Home / Mumbai / Mumbai News / Article / Bandra East skywalk turns into hawker, homeless haven just seven months after opening Updated On: 12 August, 2026 07:37 AM IST | Mumbai | Sarthak Mehta Barely seven months after its completion, the 680-metre Bandra East skywalk is facing concerns over poor upkeep. A mid-day spot check found 11 hawkers and 12 people sleeping or camping on the bridge, along with garbage and occasional lighting failures Hawkers sell goods on the Bandra East skywalk. Pics/Rajendra B Aklekar Barely seven months after the Bandra East skywalk was completed, commuters say the 680-metre pedestrian bridge has begun showing signs of neglect, with hawkers, homeless people, garbage and occasional lighting failures becoming a regular sight. mid-day conducted a spot check on Tuesday and found at least 11 hawkers operating on the skywalk and 12 people sleeping or camping along it with their belongings. No security guard was seen at the entry and exit points during the visit.