Arunachal Pradesh: Highway connecting China border washed away by landslide
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A significant portion of a highway in Arunachal Pradesh has been swept away by a landslide, disrupting road connectivity with Dibang Valley, a district neighbouring China. The landslide between Hunli and Anini along National Highway 313 was triggered by heavy rainfall in the state in the past few days.
A video from the site shows a stretch of the highway being completely washed away disrupting the movement of vehicles and locals in the area. The highway is also considered a lifeline for security forces deployed in the area.
Arunachal Chief Minister also expressed concern over the inconvenience faced by commuters and instructed authorities to expedite the restoration of connectivity.
According to advisories issued by the Dibang Valley administration, it is estimated that highway restoration will take at least three days. Residents have been cautioned to avoid landslide-prone areas and activities such as fishing and earth-cutting during the monsoon season. They have also been advised against travelling after dusk.
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Thank you, greed, and rampant unplanned construction 🙏🏻
Development 😅 all thanks to NHIDCL and NHAI
Bhai natural disaster se toh Kisi bhi road koi bhi institution ki road koi hi country Ki road kharab ho sakta hai right.
@@Anonymous-mi6 I know it , but have you checked the quality of the roads they make in NE India, the geography, climate is different compared to Mainland India, they just come and build in the shortest period of time without knowing the proper ecology of the terrain.
Example , I am from a district in Assam, and the roads constructed by them are a total failure and needs to be reconstructed again with different design and planning.
All they do is complete it in the shortest time and collect the paycheck.
I am an engineer, i would like to tell you that.. the terrain here has limitations... It should be checked if it can be excavated, what is its aftereffect when subjected to rain , all these factors have to be taken for.
Bro I also agree with you….We can’t blame the natural disaster but the quality of the road is too poor…
"The frequency of natural disasters has risen in some states and union territories like Uttarakhand, Himachal Pradesh, Sikkim and Ladakh. Experts believe it is linked with climate change. But I think a study needs to be conducted to find if there is also a role of our adversaries in It," our Union Defence Minister Rajnath Singh said, without naming any country. which is that adversaries country!
Is it safe to visit arunachal now ?
Goodnight bye bye, see you never ever again on this road