The Border Roads Organisation (BRO) has restored road connectivity along the damaged Ditte Dime-Migging Road in Upper Siang district of Arunachal Pradesh within a record 72 hours. The road connectivity was affected after an 80-feet bailey bridge over Siang River collapsed on June 19, as a result of which border areas like Tuting subdivision were completely cut-off.
Despite heavy rain, the BRO personnel completed road diversion and opened the road for all types of traffic on June 23. Personnel of BRO’s Project Brahmank promptly took up construction of a diversion road and restored the connectivity. The Upper Siang Deputy Commissioner, Hage Lailang, lauded the BRO for the quick response in restoring road connectivity.
This prompt action by the BRO shows the importance and dedication of our government to ensure better infrastructure development in remote parts of India. The BRO’s efforts have provided relief and mobility to the border areas of the state, which will facilitate better connectivity and access to basic necessities.
The quick restoration of the road despite challenging weather conditions is a remarkable achievement and shows the organizational capability of the BRO personnel to tackle difficult challenges. It is a reassuring gesture to the people of Arunachal Pradesh and the rest of the country that our government is committed to ensuring the welfare of its citizens on every front.
This exemplary feat by the BRO is an indicator of our government’s commitment towards developing better infrastructure in remote areas of the country. It is a vital step towards empowering people with better access to basic necessities and resources that are crucial for their well-being.
The BRO’s efforts have not only restored the road connectivity but have also helped in reinstating the livelihoods of the people living in the affected areas. The prompt action of the BRO personnel reflects their dedication and sincerity towards their duty, and the people of India.
In conclusion, the BRO has shown exceptional dedication towards ensuring better infrastructure development in India. Their efforts to restore the Ditte Dime-Migging Road in just 72 hours despite challenging weather conditions are truly commendable. This achievement will go a long way in providing better access to basic necessities and resources to the people of Arunachal Pradesh. The BRO’s efforts are a testament to our government’s commitment towards the welfare and well-being of its citizens.
