Monsoon rains have worsened the condition of the farm road to Naro gewog in Thimphu. Passengers often have to place stones to help vehicles cross the slippery stretches.
Monsoon rains have worsened the condition of the farm road to Naro gewog in Thimphu. Passengers often have to place stones to help vehicles cross the slippery stretches.
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