Two CCTV Cameras to be Installed in Nepal-China Border Area
Summary
Two CCTV cameras are being installed in the Nepal-China border area to monitor the risk from a lake formed after the Bhote Koshi flood, which could burst at any time. Flood expert Sauharda Joshi said the cameras will help visually track the river flow and warn the public in advance.
Key Points
- Installation of two CCTV cameras has begun in the Nepal-China border area.
- The Hydrology and Water Resources Research Center says the cameras will help assess the risk from a lake formed after the Bhote Koshi flood.
- Flood expert Sauharda Joshi said the cameras will make it easier to monitor the river’s flow and potential danger.
- The project aims to provide advance information to the public after the Bhote Koshi flood on Bhadra 10.
