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MALKOT KANAIR KASS BRIDGE

MALKOT KANAIR KASS BRIDGE

Not restored
1 August, 2026 Abbottabad XEN H/W ABBOTTABAD

This activity provides a detailed overview of the operational status of the Bridge MALKOT KANAIR KASS BRIDGE, recorded on 1 August, 2026. The affected site is situated within the Abbottabad district, operating under the administrative jurisdiction of XEN H/W ABBOTTABAD. The infrastructure has been primarily affected by Structure work & Approach, Wing Wall, Piles, encompassing a total span of 40 Meters.

Restoration and clearance efforts were facilitated by the deployment of N/A , which remained in active operation for a duration of 120 hours . In a formal assessment of the situation, the reporting officer noted with remarks: 1-Problem Statement Recent flood events have caused severe scouring around the bridge substructure, particularly at the abutments and pile foundations. The erosion of surrounding soil has resulted in exposure of foundation piles beneath the pile cap, thereby compromising the structural stability of the bridge. 2. Structural Risk Assessment The exposure of foundation piles has significantly reduced skin friction and load-carrying capacity, posing serious risks including pile instability, differential settlement, and progressive structural distress. The bridge is now in a critical condition, posing a threat to public safety and continuity of traffic..

The affected area has been mapped using geographic coordinates. The section starts at 73.451330, 33.988543 and ends at 73.451330, 33.988543. For location reference and navigation, view the route on Google Maps.

Comprehensive efforts are currently underway to arrange additional resources and manpower to ensure that the road is restored to a safe and usable condition as soon as possible.

The following photographs provide a visual record of the site conditions before and after the activity, illustrating the extent of the affected area and the improvements achieved through the executed operations.

No images available for this damage report.
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