Engineers from the Pakistan Army restored the Bahrain Bridge in Swat.

Zameer ul Haq - Founder, PakMatters
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Bahrin Bridge, swat

Engineers from the Pakistan Army have finally restored the Bahrain Bridge in Swat.

The Pakistan Army Engineering Corps has repaired the Bahrain bridge in Swat, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (KP), which was devastated by last month’s floods.

It has also increased its efforts to rehabilitate the province’s devastated infrastructure, as directed by the Chief of Army Staff (COAS), General Qamar Javed Bajwa.

The restoration of the bridge excited the people, who had been unable to visit other parts of the region.

Bahrain Bridge connects the town to Swat’s major area, which includes Mingora and Khwazakhela.

Floods washed it away, isolating Bahrain from the rest of the area and dividing it into two distinct parts.

Read Also: Google announced a $0.5 million to flood victims in Pakistan.

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Zameer ul Haq is a full-stack developer and e-commerce entrepreneur based in Lahore, Pakistan, and the founder of PakMatters. He builds and runs businesses across e-commerce, custom packaging, and digital publishing, giving him a practical, hands-on view of how Pakistan's tech, telecom, and regulatory landscape actually affects people running and building things — not just an outside observer's take. At PakMatters, he covers Pakistan's telecom policy, business and startup news, and the technology decisions shaping the country's digital economy, with a focus on what changes actually mean for consumers, developers, and small business owners.
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