Syafrubesi bridge reopens
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Kathmandu, November 9 The Syafrubesi bridge in Rasuwa, damaged by the August 26 flood, has reopened after reconstruction was completed. The bridge was rebuilt in just three days through the joint voluntary labour of the Nepal Red Cross Society, ward representatives and staff of Gosaikunda and Amachodingmo rural municipalities, Nepal Police, the Armed Police Force and the local community.
The Nepal Red Cross said it will provide the materials needed for the bridge and the masons’ wages. Sharada Kumar Neupane, a central member of the Nepal Red Cross Society, said the quick reconstruction was exemplary.
He credited the unity, cooperation and collective effort of all parties during a difficult time of disaster. The post Syafrubesi bridge reopens appeared first on OnlineKhabar English News .
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