Mule path to Bara Bhangal restored

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Updated At : 01:16 PM Jul 20, 2021 IST

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PALAMPUR, July 19

The district administration has restored the mule path leading to Bara Bhangal in Kangra district, which was washed away in the recent flash floods.

Six bridges on local rivers had also been washed away, suspending the grain supply to the valley.

Official sources said today that all bridges had been reconstructed and the mule path had been cleared. A team of the district administration, with the help of locals, restored the supply route.

Bara Bhangal is situated at a height of 14,000 feet above the sea level.— OC

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