Kids Who Risk Their Lives Going To School

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Nepal has announced plans to replace perilous cable crossings with suspension bridges following great loss.

Nepal is an outing holiday destination for most tourists. But for locals in remote areas,

hauling themselves across fast-flowing rivers by cable ropeways and wire bridges is often a daily fact of life.
For children, seen on laptops . been called the world’s most dangerous school run.
People use the cables to haul themselves over the churning waters to reach work, go shopping and meet relations.
In the Benighat district of central Nepal, there numerous such cables strung across the Trishuli river.

The cables are lifelines for villagers but concern has also mounted about their dangers after a 2010 tragedy with which five fell regularly in their deaths.
K P Oli, the prime minister, recently announced a two-year plan to these perilous cable crossings with 366 suspension bridges in the surrounding area.
In Dhaing village, some children use just a loop of cable to slide across the river to reach their school on the additional bank.