Rock-anchoring technology used in most difficult section in Kaligandaki Corridor

Mar. 26: The construction of the road in the Kaligandaki Corridor, a national pride project, under the Beni–Jomsom–Korala road has been completed using the rock-anchoring technology in the highly risky Kabrebhir area. The project faced significant challenges in expanding the road in this section. After two years of continued effort, the road has now been built, making travel easier in this segment.

The rock-anchoring technology has been used in various locations of Kabrebhir and Badarjungbhir, which are considered the most difficult and risky areas, to widen a total length of 500 meters of road. A two-lane road has been constructed in the middle of Anakantarbhir. Due to the increased risk of landslides during the cutting of the hill, the project used rock-anchoring technology to remove the machinery from the base of the hill below the road.