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Pradesh's Kurung Kumey district's Bailey bridge, which connected two key areas,
was destroyed by a flash flood on Sunday, according to a Border Roads
Organisation (BRO) official.
"Times New Roman";mso-bidi-font-family:Arial;color:#2E2E2E">Koloring, the
district administrative centre, and Damin were joined by a bridge over the
Oyong River close to Kororu Village, a crucial link at the India-China border,
according to him.
"Times New Roman";mso-bidi-font-family:Arial;color:#2E2E2E">According to Brig
Anirudh S. Kanwar, Project Arunank Chief Engineer for BRO, the Saturday flash
flood washed out the bridge on the Koloriang-Huri road, about a mile from Lee.
Only a panel of the bridge could be seen 100 metres
downstream due to the magnitude of the impact, he claimed.
"The 119 Road Construction Company (RCC) of the 756
BRTF has mobilised all required equipment and labour to complete the task as
soon as possible under Project Arunank. Major Mohit Kumar, the platoon
commander, and Roshan, the officer commanding the 119 RCC, are operating at the
location " according to the officials.
Ocean Gao, the additional deputy commissioner (ADC) for
Kurung Kumey, stated that he has promised to provide all assistance necessary
for the speedy restoration of the road link.
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