Friday, September 25th, 2026

Landslides and floods disrupt highways across Nepal



KATHMANDU: Vehicular movement has been disrupted on several major highways and road sections across the country due to continuous rainfall, landslides, flooding, and road erosion.

In a traffic update issued today morning, Nepal Police said that some roads have been completely blocked, while nighttime vehicle operations have been suspended on several vulnerable sections.

As a precaution against possible flooding, all types of vehicles have been prohibited from operating between 6:00 pm and 4:00 am on the Khurkot–Nepalthok–Katunjebesi section of the BP Highway connecting Kavrepalanchok and Sindhuli.

Similarly, vehicle movement has been banned from 5:00 pm to 5:00 am on the Kanti Lokpath. Traffic has come to a complete halt on the Mechi Highway at Ilam Municipality-9 after rainfall turned the road muddy.

The Araniko Highway has also been completely blocked following landslides in the Jirokilo and Kodari areas of Bhotekoshi Rural Municipality in Sindhupalchok.

In Dolakha, the Lamosanghu–Ramechhap road section at Kirnetar in Tamakoshi Rural Municipality-5 has been obstructed after the Sunkoshi River eroded part of the road.

Likewise, the Pasang Lhamu Highway at Khalte in Uttargaya Rural Municipality-5 of Rasuwa has been completely blocked after erosion caused by the Trishuli River.

Police have urged travelers to check the latest road conditions with the concerned authorities before starting their journey and to take necessary precautions, warning that the risk of landslides, floods, and road damage remains high during the ongoing monsoon season.

Publish Date : 01 August 2026 07:22 AM

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