Army's Rapid Response: Bridging Devastation in Jammu and Kashmir
The Army has swiftly constructed a Bailey bridge over Jangalwar stream on NH-244, reconnecting Jammu and Kashmir's Doda and Kishtwar districts. Amid record rainfall and subsequent floods causing massive destruction, their efforts have restored essential transport links, showcasing remarkable resilience and collaboration with civil authorities.

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In an extraordinary feat of resilience, the Army has constructed a Bailey bridge over Jangalwar stream along National Highway-244, reconnecting Jammu and Kashmir's crucial districts, Doda and Kishtwar. The initiative follows devastating rains that severed essential communication links.
This marks the second success story for the Army's Northern Command after an intense 12-hour operation restored connectivity on another flood-impacted bridge. Collaboration with civil bodies and unwavering determination have been key to overcoming the challenges posed by adverse weather and hostile terrains.
In collaboration with the White Knight Corps and civil administration, the Army's engineering regiment has been pivotal in rapidly mobilizing resources, mitigating isolation for affected communities, and rebuilding vital infrastructure in the flood-ravaged region.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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