GORKHA: Flooding in the Budhigandaki River has damaged four hydropower projects, affecting construction camps, equipment, Bailey bridges, access roads and bridges leading to project sites, according to preliminary reports.
The 341 MW Budhigandaki Hydropower Project appears to have suffered the most extensive damage. Floodwaters reportedly swept away its main camp area and some construction equipment. The project is being developed by Times Energy Pvt. Ltd.
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