RASUWA, Oct 12: The farmers in Amachhodingmo Rural Municipality of Rasuwa district have been afflicted with the road disruption caused by the August 26 disaster. They are worried over the lack of market for their agricultural produce after the transportation cut off following the Bhotekoshi flood.
Several bridges and roadways were damaged by the disaster, causing blockage to the village. The cabbage and potato produced by the farmers from ward no 1 and 5 are getting wilted in the farms due to not having transportation and marketing.
Considering the concern, the local youths and people's representatives are making initiatives to manage at least makeshift bridges to contribute to farmers' source of livelihood.
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The locals are working actively to set up a wooden bridge at Syaphrubensi. They would volunteer to restore the connectivity.
Chairman of ward no 5 of Amachhodingmo Rural Municipality, Ram Bahadur Tamang, chairman of ward no 4, Dharma Tamang, and ward secretary Chhewang are making initiative to bring together intellects, social activists and youths to create makeshift bridge for people's mobility and transportation of goods.
