EL-Nino rains: Lorry drivers transporting foodstuffs stranded along Baragoi-South Horr Road
In the remote area between Muran and Sumuruai, the Baragoi-South Horr Road has become an unforgiving challenge. The once traversable route now stands as a testament to nature's supremacy, with 11 lorries succumbing to its impassable conditions.
In the remote area between Muran and Sumuruai, the Baragoi-South Horr Road has become an unforgiving challenge. The once traversable route now stands as a testament to nature's supremacy, with 11 lorries succumbing to its impassable conditions. As the night descended, these stranded drivers bore witness to the formidable force of the terrain, highlighting the isolated struggles faced in the heart of this inaccessible stretch.
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Locals assist the lorry crew whose vehicle was stuck in the sand following heavy rains
A truck driver trying to navigate a muddy section of the road.
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