Asphalting work began on Thursday on the Almora-Bageshwar motor road between Shikhar Tiraha and Lakshmeshwar Tiraha in Almora. The improvement is expected to ease travel for local residents, pedestrians and vehicle drivers using the route.
The road had remained in poor condition for a long time. Several sections had developed potholes after the asphalt surface came off, making movement difficult for people travelling between the 2 junctions.
Work starts on damaged stretch
The deteriorated surface had created repeated difficulties for commuters and drivers. With road improvement now underway, local people have welcomed the start of the repair work and expressed hope that the route will become easier to use.
Harshit Gupta, executive engineer of the Provincial Division of the Public Works Department, said asphalting had been started on the road. He said the work would be completed soon.
The available information does not specify the total length of the stretch, the project cost or a precise completion date. The immediate verified development is that resurfacing has begun between Shikhar Tiraha and Lakshmeshwar Tiraha.
Conclusion
Asphalting on the damaged Almora-Bageshwar motor road stretch has started, offering expected relief to commuters affected by potholes. The Public Works Department’s Provincial Division has said the work will be completed soon.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q. Where has the asphalting work started?
The work has started on the Almora-Bageshwar motor road between Shikhar Tiraha and Lakshmeshwar Tiraha.
Q. When did the work begin?
The asphalting work began on Thursday.
Q. Why was the road causing problems?
The asphalt had come off at several places, leading to potholes and difficult travel.
Q. Who is carrying out the work?
The work is being carried out through the Provincial Division of the Public Works Department.
Q. What has the executive engineer said?
Executive engineer Harshit Gupta said the asphalting work had started and would be completed soon.
