Sunday, October 11th, 2026

Prithvi Highway reopens to two-way traffic after Trishuli River erosion



DHADING: The Prithvi Highway has reopened to two-way traffic after erosion by the Trishuli River caused a section of the road to subside, disrupting transportation.

The affected section was located at Galaudi in Galchhi Rural Municipality-5, Dhading.

According to Nepal Police, two-way traffic resumed at 3:10 pm on Sunday. Vehicles stranded during the disruption have now begun travelling to their destinations.

Publish Date : 11 October 2026 17:36 PM

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