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Temporary bridge submerged in Muktsar village

The rain that lashed the region last night has led to a sharp increase in the water level in the Chandbhan drain, causing a temporary bridge at Rupana village on the Muktsar-Malout road to submerge. As a result, the traffic...

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Muktsar, Updated At : 02:00 AM May 26, 2025 IST

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People cross the submerged bridge at Rupana village in Muktsar.

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The rain that lashed the region last night has led to a sharp increase in the water level in the Chandbhan drain, causing a temporary bridge at Rupana village on the Muktsar-Malout road to submerge. As a result, the traffic movement on the stretch has been suspended.

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“Due to safety concerns, the traffic has been diverted through nearby villages until the water recedes. Some people are, however, still risking their lives,” said Sajan Khosa, son a former sarpanch.

Villagers urged the administration to expedite the construction of the new bridge to save them from inconvenience.

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