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Indian Army Engineers Restore Vital Road Connectivity in Sri Lanka
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Indian Army engineers restore vital road connectivity in Sri Lanka
Colombo: The Indian Army Engineers continue to provide sustained humanitarian assistance to Sri Lanka under Operation Sagar Bandhu. They have recently delivered critical engineering support to restore disrupted lines of communication in coordination with the Sri Lankan Army, as well as Road Development Authority (RDA). After the successful construction of a 120-foot dual-carriageway Bailey Bridge on the A-35 Highway in the Jaffna region, enginee…
Army works to reopen roads in Sri Lanka after Cyclone Ditwah
The Indian Army's Engineer Task Force is working to restore critical road connectivity on the B-492 highway in Sri Lanka, which links Kandy in the Central Province with Badulla in the Uva Province and was severely affected by Cyclone Ditwah.
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