Who builds the longest suspension bridge 'Matiri Bridge' over the Indus River in the Leh-Ladakh region?
Options
A. Indian Navy
B. Indian Army
C. Indian Coast Guard
D. National Security Guard
Correct Answer
Indian Army
Explanation
The Indian Army has successfully built the longest suspension bridge 'Matiri Bridge' over the Indus River in the Leh-Ladakh region. Built in a record time of 40 days 'Maitri Bridge' is longest Suspension Bridge over Indus River. The 260-feet long suspension bridge was built by the combat engineers belonging to the Sahas aur Yogyata regiment of Indian Army's Fire & Fury Corps.
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