Alternative Road Reopens Access to Flood-Hit Areas Across Nepal’s Trishuli River
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- An alternative road has reopened across the Trishuli River after recent floods damaged bridges in Nepal’s Nuwakot district.
- The route restores access to the district headquarters and supports the movement of relief supplies.
- Nepal’s Ministry of Infrastructure Development said the road runs along the river’s right bank.
An alternative road has reopened along Nepal’s Trishuli River, reconnecting parts of Nuwakot after recent floods damaged bridges.
The route restores access to the district headquarters and is easing the movement of relief supplies into flood-hit areas. Nepal’s Ministry of Infrastructure Development said the road operates along the river’s right bank.
The reopening provides a link for communities affected by the damaged bridges and helps maintain access across the district.
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