Connectivity resumes at Devighat
Summary
The Nepali Army has installed a 60-metre Acrow bridge at Devighat over the Tadi River in Nuwakot, restoring transport connectivity after the permanent bridge was swept away by the Bhotekoshi flood. Pedestrian movement has resumed from Thursday, with vehicle traffic set to open from Friday.
Key Points
- The Nepali Army installed a 60-metre Acrow bridge at Devighat over the Tadi River in Nuwakot after five days of continuous work.
- The permanent bridge had been swept away by the Bhotekoshi flood, cutting off transport links in the area.
- Pedestrian movement resumed from Thursday, and vehicles will be allowed from Friday.
- The temporary bridge can carry up to 70 tonnes and is expected to ease hardship for local residents, traders and travellers.
