Nepal's military has installed a temporary zip line to assist residents in crossing the Trishuli River in Bidur, Nuwakot district. The measure comes after severe flooding damaged roads and cut off access to the area. The zip line allows people to safely navigate the river, which has become impassable due to the disaster.
Local authorities reported that the floods caused widespread disruption, isolating communities and making it difficult for emergency services to reach affected areas. The Nepalese Army's intervention aims to restore mobility and provide critical aid to those stranded.
The zip line is part of a broader effort to manage the aftermath of the floods, which have affected multiple regions in Nepal. Officials are monitoring the situation closely and are preparing additional support as needed.
The temporary structure is expected to remain in place until roads are repaired and regular crossings are restored. The army has emphasized its commitment to helping communities recover from the disaster.
