On the morning of 26 August, a flood tore down the Bhote Koshi in minutes. Bridges and roads vanished. More than thirteen hundred people are confirmed dead, and thousands are still missing. Behind every number was a family who needed one thing: a way out. When the road disappears, nothing else matters. That stayed with us. We kept asking whether those roads could have been planned better before the water came, not by instinct, but by something that could imagine thousands of bad days in advance. RESIL-NET began as that question, asked by four of us who refused to feel helpless.
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