Authorities are struggling to restore flood-hit roads in Nepal due to challenging terrain, marshy ground, and steep, rocky cliffs that complicate the deployment of construction machinery. Despite these obstacles, the government is working to install temporary Bailey bridges and coordinate with neighboring countries to reconnect vital trade routes before the upcoming Dashain festival.
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Authorities are struggling to restore flood-hit roads in Nepal due to challenging terrain, marshy ground, and steep, rocky cliffs that complicate the deployment of construction machinery. Despite these obstacles, the government is working to install temporary Bailey bridges and coordinate with neighboring countries to reconnect vital trade routes before the upcoming Dashain festival.
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