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The army has started the construction of a bailey bridge on the bridge connecting Sindhuli-Ramechhap, which was washed away by the flood of Sunkoshi river. According to the army, work has started for traffic operations by putting a belay bridge at the place where 51 meters has flowed towards Ramechhap.
51 meters out of 100 meters of bridge over Sunkoshi, built 10 years ago to connect Khurkot of Golanjor Rural Municipality-7 of Sindhuli and Seleghat of Manthali Municipality-6 of Ramechhap, has been swept away by the flood.
As all the materials needed for the belay bridge have not arrived, the bridge department of the 14th division involved in the belay bridge construction has informed that the first stage is the cleanliness of the remaining part of the bridge towards Sindhuli and whether the pillar on the other side of Ramechhap is usable or not.
Army technicians have said that if the pillar towards Ramechhap is usable and all the equipments arrive, the belay bridge will be built within a week and the traffic will be operated. Using a rafting motorboat, army technicians are checking the pillar across the Sunkoshi river towards Ramechhap . If the
pillar has to be rebuilt, it will take three months . The Sunkoshi River Bridge was approved for the BP Highway and Chalinpahari Highway to connect parts of Ramechhap, Dolakha, Solukhumbu and Okhaldhunga with the Terai .
