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Yingkiong, Jun 26: The Border Road Organisation restored connectivity on the Ditte Dime - Migging road stretch in a record time of 72 hours despite continuous heavy rainfall. The diversion road was completed and opened for all types of traffic.
Due to continuous heavy rainfall in the preceding week, on June 19 last, an 80-feet Bailey bridge along with a dumper collapsed into the valley on Diite-Dimme-Migging road. As a result, the connectivity to the forward areas like Tuting Sub-Division in Upper Siang district was completely cut-off. 'Karmayogis' of Project Brahmank under BRO responded to the situation immediately and started the construction of diversion work for restoration of connectivity on the same day.
The Upper Siang District Administration has also appreciated the BRO for their quick response in restoring the road connectivity for smooth flow of traffic within a short time and stated that in doing so it has immensely helped in mitigating the hardships faced by the denizens residing in forward areas. DIPRO