September 4, 2026 at 10:18 AM
Flood survivors in Nepal are using a roughly 250-metre makeshift cable to cross over the swollen Trishuli River, a week after one of the country’s worst disasters.
The Nepal Army installed the temporary cable crossing to offer a precarious lifeline across the river after devastating floods swept away roads and bridges. It said the crossing was the first of five temporary cable links planned along the river.
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