Several districts across Nepal remain cut off from the national road network after devastating floods in late September and August destroyed bridges and washed away roads. While some key sections are being reopened or repaired with urgency for the Dashain festival, many areas still face significant access issues, stranding goods and disrupting travel.
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Several districts across Nepal remain cut off from the national road network after devastating floods in late September and August destroyed bridges and washed away roads. While some key sections are being reopened or repaired with urgency for the Dashain festival, many areas still face significant access issues, stranding goods and disrupting travel.
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