Monday, September 14th, 2026

Landslides, floods block highways at six locations



KATHMANDU: Continuous rainfall, floods, and landslides have blocked highways at six different locations across the country, disrupting transportation and cutting off access in several areas.

According to Nepal Police Spokesperson Deputy Inspector General Binod Ghimire, vehicular movement has come to a complete halt along key sections of highways in Sankhuwasabha, Sindhupalchowk, and Rasuwa districts.

The Koshi Highway has been completely obstructed at Bhotekhola Rural Municipality-4 and Makalu Rural Municipality-3 in Sankhuwasabha due to relentless rainfall, he said.

Likewise, a landslide has blocked the Pasang Lhamu road section at Gosainkunda Municipality-2 in Rasuwa district. Efforts are currently underway to clear the debris and restore traffic.

In Sindhupalchowk, the Araniko Highway has been blocked at two locations: Sunkoshi Rural Municipality-7 and Bhotekoshi Rural Municipality, bringing vehicular movement to a standstill.

Authorities are coordinating efforts to reopen the affected roads and ensure safe passage for travelers.

Publish Date : 29 September 2025 13:11 PM

Roads in flood-affected areas to be operational by mid-Sept.: Minister Lamsal

KATHMANDU: The government is working diligently to bring damaged roads

Supreme Court seeks written response in petition against ‘Green Army’

KATHMANDU: The Supreme Court has sought a written response from

Gen-Z martyrs’ families object to RSP whip Krantishikha Dhital’s remarks

KATHMANDU: Families of Gen-Z martyrs have objected to remarks made

Congress dispute deepens as Deuba faction urges leaders, cadres to boycott convention

KATHMANDU: The dispute within the Nepali Congress over the party’s

Kispang rural Municipality Chair arrested from Singha Durbar after meeting PM

KATHMANDU: Birbal Tamang, chairperson of Kispang Rural Municipality in Nuwakot,