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#DiamerBasha Dam has achieved a key construction breakthrough with successful pulling of Main Cable for a 30-ton Cable Crane across River Indus. With a span of 1.5 Km, this installation marks an industry-leading tech achievement under challenging high-altitude canyon conditions. © WAPDA #Diamer #BhashaDam #Pakistan

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85,677 views • 8 months ago