Nepal Floods: Washed-Away Bridge Threatens Livelihoods Of Entire Villages

As rescue and relief operations continue across flood-hit Nepal, the government has set up medical camps in severely affected areas, providing free medicines and treatment to locals and stranded tourists. But beyond the immediate humanitarian crisis, residents face a major livelihood challenge after a crucial bridge over the Trishuli River was washed away. Local hotel owners and businesses say the bridge was their main link to customers and markets, and fear their income could fall drastically unless connectivity is restored. NDTV reports from the ground on the struggle to rebuild lives after the devastating floods.

 

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