“The prolonged disruption has severely affected the transportation of essential commodities, medical services, emergency response, and the daily lives of the people,” highlighted. Despite the immense challenges, Konyak Civil Society Organizations (CSOs) have been working round the clock alongside the district administration to restore connectivity. However, continuous rainfall has repeatedly triggered fresh landslides, undoing the progress and making it increasingly difficult to reopen roads with the limited resources currently available. The Union has further requested that the damaged road stretches be accorded the highest priority to restore normal connectivity at the earliest, ensuring the safety, welfare, and livelihood of the people. Timely intervention and support, KU noted, would greatly alleviate suffering and help prevent further risks arising from the continuing adverse weather conditions.