Dhunge-Trishuli suspension bridge opens to the public
Summary
The Dhunge-Trishuli suspension bridge has opened to the public in Nuwakot after the Bhotekoshi flood destroyed two concrete bridges across the Trishuli River. The new crossing is easing travel and the movement of relief and rehabilitation supplies for local residents.
Key Points
- A suspension bridge connecting Dhunge and Trishuli Bazaar has been opened to restore access after flood damage in Nuwakot.
- The August 26 Bhotekoshi flood destroyed two concrete bridges over the Trishuli River, forcing residents to use tuin and zipline crossings.
- The new bridge improves safety and accessibility for riverside communities and supports relief and rehabilitation transport.
- Remaining work on the bridge includes installing auxiliary support cables on both sides.
