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Rajnath Singh Inaugrates 3 Bridges Near China Border

Defence Minister of India, Rajnath Singh on Monday virtually inaugrated the three bailey bridges in Dharchula subdivision of Pithoragarh district.
The three bridges, near the China border, were constructed by Border Roads Organisation (BRO). According to BRO Chief Engineer MNV Prasad, the bridges were built in Tawaghat, Kirkutiya and Jauljibi. areas.


 "The three bridges are 140, 180 and 140 feet long respectively. They have been constructed by the combined efforts of 1447 bridge construction company and 765 task force of BRO, due to the remote location, construction material was bought in by Helicopters. Workers and Engineers of BRO worked in adverse conditions to complete the task in time."

Prasad said," The construction of three new bailey bridges would benifit armed forces, local residents and tourists in the areas near the China border in Pithoragarg."

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