The approach road to the PCC bridge built over the Daha River in Siwan district remains incomplete, causing significant inconvenience and posing a risk of accidents for commuters, especially during the monsoon season. This unfinished construction creates a hazardous situation as the path becomes slippery and muddy with rain.

According to local residents, while the bridge construction itself is largely finished, the approach roads on both sides leading to the bridge have been left incomplete. This raw and slippery path becomes particularly dangerous during the rainy season, affecting both pedestrians and vehicle users. Commuters are forced to navigate through mud and water, constantly fearing falls and injuries.

The incomplete approach road also hampers smooth traffic flow. School children, daily wage laborers, and villagers all face difficulties, having to travel with extra time and caution. Several minor accidents have already occurred, yet the administration has not addressed the issue.

Local residents have repeatedly appealed to public representatives and the administration to expedite the completion of the approach road to alleviate commuter difficulties and prevent potential accidents. With the onset of the monsoon, the problem has intensified. If action is not taken promptly, the risk of a major accident cannot be ruled out.