Late-September rains cause Rs65.1 million damage to Kaligandaki Corridor
Late-September rains triggered landslides and road subsidence along Nepal’s Kaligandaki Corridor, disrupting traffic and causing an estimated Rs65.1 million in damage. Completing nine unfinished bridges along the route is estimated to cost Rs720 million.
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