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The devastating floods in Nepal have damaged 35 motorable bridges, 45 suspension bridges and around 40 km of roads, severely affecting connectivity. India Today’s Sweta Singh visited one of the damaged bridges, which was swept away by the powerful waves of the Trishuli river. The scale of destruction offers a glimpse into the sheer force of the flooding, raising concerns over the danger it poses to people, animals and communities living along the river.

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00:0035 motorable bridge, 45 suspension bridge
00:03and 40 km
00:05are in the same way
00:08this is a slab and this is a slab.
00:11Here you can see a bridge here.
00:15The bridge is in the same way.
00:18The bridge is in the same way.
00:20But the bridge is in the same way.
00:25This is a trishuli nadir
00:27where the water is in the same way.
00:32The bridge is in the same way.
00:32The bridge is in the same way.
00:36Think about what a bridge is in the same way.
00:39The bridge is in the same way.
00:41Shweta Singh, Nepal, AajTak.

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