In a race against time, engineers from the Indian army's Trishakti Corps displayed remarkable skill and dedication. Facing challenging weather conditions, they constructed a vital 70-foot bailey bridge on the Dikchu-Sanklang road in Sikkim – all within a staggering 72 hours.
This rapid response followed recent floods that severed road connections in North Sikkim, isolating communities. The newly built bridge acts as a critical link, re-establishing the flow of vehicular traffic from Dikchu to Sanklang towards Chungthang.
This will not only restore normalcy to daily life but also ensure the swift delivery of essential supplies to flood-affected areas.
The Indian army's swift action highlights its commitment to supporting citizens during challenging times.
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