Two-way traffic will resume on the Krishnabhir section of Prithvi Highway from Thursday morning, 18 days after a landslide triggered by the Rasuwa flood cut off the key road linking Kathmandu with western Nepal. Authorities have opened and gravelled a new 270-metre track above the section where the original road was destroyed.
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Two-way traffic will resume on the Krishnabhir section of Prithvi Highway from Thursday morning, 18 days after a landslide triggered by the Rasuwa flood cut off the key road linking Kathmandu with western Nepal. Authorities have opened and gravelled a new 270-metre track above the section where the original road was destroyed.
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