Temporary Footbridges and Ziplines Reopen Rasuwa-Nuwakot Road for Pedestrian Traffic
Summary
Temporary footbridges and a steel zipline have reopened pedestrian movement on the Rasuwa-Nuwakot road section after floods washed away bridges at Falakhu Khola and Syabrubesi. Local residents say the makeshift route has eased travel for nearby villages, but they are demanding a permanent bailey bridge and faster reconstruction.
Key Points
- Floods washed away concrete bridges at Falakhu Khola and Syabrubesi, blocking the Rasuwa-Nuwakot road section.
- Authorities reopened pedestrian movement by building bamboo-and-wood footbridges at Betrawati and a steel zipline at Syabrubesi.
- The temporary structures have eased travel for residents in northern Rasuwa and nearby areas.
- Locals are urging speedy reconstruction of the damaged road and bridge infrastructure and construction of a bailey bridge.
