Flood cuts off market access for Rasuwa farmers as vegetables pile up
Flood damage to roads and bridges has cut off market access for farmers in Gatlang, Rasuwa, leaving vegetables at risk of spoiling. Farmers had expanded cultivation after strong returns the previous year, but the damaged transport links threaten this season’s income and produce supply.
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