Floods and landslides triggered by incessant rainfall over the past few days have caused extensive damage to the country’s major highways, severing direct road links with several district headquarters and important destinations. Rain that began on Saturday night has severed road connections between Lamjung and Manang, Parbat and Baglung, and Myagdi and Mustang.
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Floods and landslides triggered by incessant rainfall over the past few days have caused extensive damage to the country’s major highways, severing direct road links with several district headquarters and important destinations. Rain that began on Saturday night has severed road connections between Lamjung and Manang, Parbat and Baglung, and Myagdi and Mustang.
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