It's like a game of breaking and building, the bridge that collapsed due to natural calamities was rebuilt by the Indian Army within 72 hours.

INDIAN ARMY CONSTRUCTS 70 FEET BAILEY BRIDGE IN LESS THAN 72 HOURS IN SIKKIM.

Supporting the efforts of BRO and local administration in restoring connectivity and getting normalcy back to areas cut off due to recent floods in sikkim, Army engineers of Trishakti Corps constructed a 70 feet Bailey Bridge on road Dikchu - Sanklang, braving incessant rains & challenging technical constraints. 

The recent floods in  Sikkim has led to disruptions of road communications to many areas in North Sikkim. Responding to the calls for rebuilding efforts, the Army engineers constructed a Bailey bridge at Dett Khola on Dikchu-Sanklang axis. The work started on 23th Jun & completed within 72 hours, working under challenging weather conditions. The bridge is an important link to enable vehicular traffic from Dikchu to Sanklang towards Chungthang.  The bridge will assist in providing basic necessities including critical medical aid for the affected people of Mangan district. 

Mr Pintso Namgyal Lepcha, State Forest Minister and state secretary of Disaster Management visited the site on 27 Jun 24 & appreciated the efforts of the Indian Army in completing the bridge at a fast pace.