Rescue efforts in Nepal have been hindered by the incredible damage last week’s flood inflicted on area roads and bridges, so rescue teams have turned to cable cars and ziplines as the best way to reach people stranded by the disaster.
The Associated Press (AP) reported on Thursday that flood survivors have been divided into isolated groups who have developed impromptu trade networks for food and medicine. Some communities hit on the idea of using ziplines to cross the swollen rivers, a technique picked up and expanded by rescue workers and the Nepali military.
The mountainous terrain around the flood zone was already a prime location for…
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