Suvendu attends inauguration of bailey bridge in Dudhia, Siliguri-Mirik connectivity restored
The temporary diversion across the Balasan was washed away on 19 June following incessant rainfall in the Darjeeling hills.
The temporary diversion across the Balasan was washed away on 19 June following incessant rainfall in the Darjeeling hills.
The Lieutenant Governor dedicated the bridge to the people of Ramban and expressed gratitude to the brave Army engineers who had worked tirelessly under challenging conditions to build it.
In Uttarkashi's Dharali region, where the Limchigad bridge, vital for transportation, was washed away during the August 5 cloudburst, cutting off transportation, intensive efforts are underway to restore connectivity.
The BRO (Border Roads Organisation) is currently focused on improving connectivity to the North Sikkim and Dzongu area, and has successfully erected a Bailey bridge with the assistance of army engineers, an official said today.
Troops of Trishakti Corps Indian Army with the assistance from the Border Road Organisation (BRO) completed the Bailey bridge over Teesta River at Chungthang.
This comes as a massive relief as traffic remains a major issue on the NH-69 of the Bhopal-Nagpur Highway.
Mr Bista said there will be a three-lane alternative bridge parallel to the existing bridge on the Balasan river on National Highway-31
The constructed bridge has resumed road communication of 66-kilometre road starting from Jauljibi to Munsiyari.
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