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The region described is predominantly tribal, with the entire area characterized by rugged, mountainous terrain. Villages are scattered across hills and valleys, often hundreds of kilometers away from the nearest health centers. These villages lack systematic infrastructure—many are hamlets without formal roads or unified settlement systems, making access a significant challenge.
Most residents live in scattered families on hilltops or deep within forests, with traditional living arrangements far removed from urbanized settings. The geographic remoteness results in poor connectivity, with narrow, uneven paths that are navigable only by two-wheelers or even on foot.