Archive · 17 Sep 2025
Army Builds Bridge in J&K's Ramban After Heavy Rainfall
After heavy rainfall in Ramban, J&K, a crucial road was washed away, cutting off villages and government offices.
The Indian Army stepped in to help.
They built a new 150-foot bridge to replace the washed-out section of the Karol–Maitra Road.
This Bailey bridge is designed for heavy traffic.
The army also provided aid to over 5,000 people, including medical care and food.
This action helped restore daily life and connect the region.
Heavy rainfall damaged a key road in Ramban, J&K.
The Indian Army constructed a 150-foot reinforced Bailey bridge.
The bridge is located on the Karol–Maitra Road.
The White Knight Engineers were responsible for the bridge's construction.
The army provided relief, including medical aid and food, to those affected by the rains.
- Who
- Indian Army
- What
- Constructed a bridge and provided relief after heavy rainfall
- When
- Recently
- Where
- Ramban, J&K
- Why
- To restore vital road connectivity and provide relief.
Local Concerns
Army's Response
Road Connectivity
Local Concerns
Loss of the Karol–Maitra road disrupted daily life.
Army's Response
The Indian Army built a bridge to restore the vital road connection.
- Bridge Type
- Reinforced Bailey Bridge
- Length
- 150 feet
- Location
- Ramban, J&K
- Construction Team
- White Knight Engineers
- Road Restored
- Karol–Maitra Road
- Relief Operations
- Humanitarian Assistance and Disaster Relief
