Vehicles stopped on BP highway are going to their destination via alternative routes
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Bhakunde-Kanpur-Kottemaal-Pokhari Narayansthan-Mechhepauwa road, which was blocked due to floods, has been opened from today. With the opening of the road, the means of transport have also started operating.
Dalman Thokar, Vice President of Temal Rural Municipality, said that the passenger bus has also been allowed to operate from today. In the activity of Temal rural municipality, the road from Mechhepauwa through Mainajang-Sinduretar-Mukpatar through Sunkoshi bridge and connecting the Madhyapahari public road of Sunapati rural municipality of Ramechhap He said that it has been operated. The local administration has allowed only light vehicles to operate on that road.
Krishna Giri, the head of the area police office in Mangaltar, said that efforts are being made to take the vehicles stranded in various sections of the BP highway to their destinations through alternative routes.
13 of the vehicles stuck on the BP highway took an alternative route Has reached Kathmandu. He also informed that more than 500 vehicles stranded in Roshi Rural Municipality-11 Damfupark and Ward No. 9 Mangaltar on the highway will be sent to their destination using alternative routes from today.
