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“We are not making what we are supposed to make and the government is not doing anything to relieve the pains we are going through plying this road.”
Pointing to the earth roads at both sides of the Longbridge, she said, “That would have been the best alternative road. During the dry season, some motorists used to pass there, but since they opened the Oyan dam, the road is no longer motorable. “I will leave the house around 7am because I don’t like taking motorcycles due to the risk. But I will still spend two hours before I can get to Berger; you can imagine the pains and stress,” she said.
He said, “When it rains heavily, especially towards evening, before we resume the following day, vehicles are already on the road, and whatever palliative we are doing, it has worsened.
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