Rhino Cruise Removal Begins After Narayani River Flood
Summary
The removal of Nepal's first large Rhino Cruise has begun after it was swept by floodwaters from the Narayani River and stuck on a bridge pillar in Nawalpur. Authorities say the vessel posed a serious risk to the bridge as water levels fell and cleanup work started.
Key Points
- The first large Rhino Cruise in Nepal was washed away by floodwaters from the Narayani River and became stuck on a bridge pillar.
- Officials said the cruise created a serious safety risk for the Narayani bridge, prompting removal efforts as the river level dropped.
- The cruise was jointly operated by Rhino Water Entertainment Pvt. Ltd. and Hotel River Crown Pvt. Ltd. at a cost of Rs 500 million.
- The vessel had begun operation on January 31 from Gaidakot in Nawalpur and was intended as a tourism attraction.
