Travellers returning to Kathmandu face significant delays and hazardous visibility on the BP Highway due to unfinished road repairs, dust, and heavy holiday traffic congestion. While authorities have implemented water spraying and lane discipline measures to manage the flow, officials expect the route to be fully blacktopped before next year’s Dashain.
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Travellers returning to Kathmandu face significant delays and hazardous visibility on the BP Highway due to unfinished road repairs, dust, and heavy holiday traffic congestion. While authorities have implemented water spraying and lane discipline measures to manage the flow, officials expect the route to be fully blacktopped before next year’s Dashain.
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