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China Constructing Massive 2nd Bridge Near Pangong Tso Lake For Heavier Vehicles: Report

The report quoted defense sources as saying that China is using the first bridge to install its cranes and bring other construction materials.

New Delhi: The Chinese army, which is hatching a nefarious conspiracy in Ladakh, is building a huge bridge over the Pangong Lake. This will be the second bridge built on the Pangong Lake on the Chinese side, which will be used to transport heavy war vehicles like tanks, and armored vehicles very close to the Indian border, an open-source intelligence, Detresfa (Damin Simone) has revealed this through satellite images. China is building this second bridge at a time when the standoff in Ladakh has entered its third year. 

According to the report of The Print, the first bridge will be used as a service bridge for the construction of the second. The report quoted defense sources as saying that China is using the first bridge to install its cranes and bring other construction materials.

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The new bridge is right next to the bridge built earlier and is much bigger and wider than before. The source said that China's construction of the new bridge has been seen three weeks ago.

Now the route between Khurnak to Rudok has been reduced by 40 to 50 km from China's bridge. Pangong Lake is 135 km long and is surrounded by land on all sides. This lake extends from Ladakh to Tibet.

"The first bridge is being used by the Chinese to station their cranes and bring over other construction equipment. The new bridge, right next to it, is bigger and wider than the one they finished construction of in April this year," the source said. This means that the Chinese army wants to send not only its soldiers but also armed vehicles at the same speed.

The Chinese army is now building a road to connect these bridges with its military bases. China's effort is to prevent Indian troops from occupying the southern bank of Pangong Lake through several routes. On the other hand, India has said that there is no possibility of an attack on China's side but if it is so, it will be answered with full force.

About the author Neeraj Rajput

Neeraj Rajput is working as Associate Editor with ABP News covering military & security issues. He has been with ABP News (and its earlier avatar Star News) from the past more than 14 years. Neeraj Rajput has been covering defence related issues in length and breadth of the country right from the Siachen glacier to under the sea in submarine and from Jammu & Kashmir to Thar desert in west to Nagaland & Manipur in the far-east. Apart from covering conflict news alongside China & Pakistan border, he has been among the few select Indian journalist who has covered world’s most fortified border, DMZ on North-South Korea (including the historical Korean summit on the Koreran border in 2018).
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