Floods in Nepal's Rasuwa district destroyed critical road links and bridges, leaving farmers unable to transport their produce to market and forcing them to watch millions of rupees worth of crops rot. As transportation costs remain prohibitively high and local sales fail to cover expenses, officials are urgently calling for a new bridge to prevent total financial ruin for the region's agricultural community.
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Floods in Nepal's Rasuwa district destroyed critical road links and bridges, leaving farmers unable to transport their produce to market and forcing them to watch millions of rupees worth of crops rot. As transportation costs remain prohibitively high and local sales fail to cover expenses, officials are urgently calling for a new bridge to prevent total financial ruin for the region's agricultural community.
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