A video claiming that the bridge at Munsiyari’s Dhapa Band has collapsed is old and misleading, according to a warning shared by @uttarakhandcops.
The update states that a permanent bridge is currently operating at the location. Traffic there is also completely normal, contradicting the impression created by the circulating video.
What the warning says
The message urges people not to spread rumours or create confusion through misleading information. It asks residents and social-media users to avoid causing fear and to act as responsible citizens.
People have specifically been advised to share only official information. The clarification is intended to prevent unnecessary concern over the condition of the bridge and the movement of traffic at Dhapa Band.
The video’s age was not specified in the warning. However, the update clearly states that it should not be treated as evidence of the bridge’s current condition.
Current traffic position
According to the update, the bridge is functioning and traffic is fully normal at present. No closure or disruption was reported in the information provided.
Readers who encounter the video should check official updates before forwarding it. Sharing unverified material can create confusion even when conditions at the location have not changed.
Conclusion
The verified position in the update is that the Munsiyari (Dhapa Band) bridge is operating normally, traffic is unaffected, and the circulated collapse video is old and misleading. People should rely on official information instead of spreading rumours.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q. Has the Dhapa Band bridge at Munsiyari collapsed?
No. The update states that the video making this claim is old and misleading.
Q. Is the bridge currently operating?
Yes. A permanent bridge is currently operating at the location.
Q. What is the current traffic situation?
Traffic is completely normal, according to the update.
Q. What should people do with the circulating video?
They should avoid spreading it as current information because it is old and misleading.
Q. What information should people share?
People have been urged to share only official information and avoid spreading rumours.
