RASUWA, Oct 14: The tourism sector in Rasuwa is expected to come back to life with the construction of a Bailey bridge over the Phalakhu River in Betrawati.
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Construction of Bailey bridge at Betrawati raises hope for tourism resurgence in Rasuwa
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RASUWA, Oct 14: The tourism sector in Rasuwa is expected to come back to life with the construction of a Bailey bridge over the Phalakhu River in Betrawati.
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