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The Kulekhani-Sisneri-Dakshinkali-Kathmandu road, which has been blocked for nine days due to floods, has been operational since 12:30 on Sunday. It was opened from Dakshinkali to Sisneri on Friday itself.
The blocked road from Sisnari to Kulekhani i.e. Simkhola has come into operation. Diversion of the flood-damaged Kulekhani Simkhola road Hetauda-Bhimfedi, Kulekhani, Fakhel, Pharping and Hetauda, Bhimfedi, Kulekhani, Sisneri, Dakshinakali roads will be operational after completion. Puskarraj Pokharel, Director of Wagmati Province Transport Infrastructure Directorate, told
Director Pokharel said that short-distance alternative motor roads connecting Hetauda to Kathmandu, Kulekhani, Fakhel Farping and Kulekhani Sisneri Dakshinkali road will be operational by 5 o'clock on Sunday.
'Kulekhani Damuniko After the completion of the diversion work, the motorway on both sides of Fakhel and Cisneri will be operational, he said. As the vehicular traffic is already approaching, the Ministry of Transport of the province is thinking of driving vehicles from one direction to the other when coming towards Sisneri and Fakhel.
'Due to the floods, we have tried to use one-way roads as there are only one-lane roads in various places,' said an officer of the ministry. A short distance to enter Kathmandu from Hetauda Due to the alternative route or the Kanti Lokpath being damaged by the flood, the vehicular traffic through Tribhuvan Rajpath increased in Chitlang-Chandragiri.
from Hetouda As soon as the short-distance alternative route to enter the capital comes into operation, the traffic on Tribhuvanrajpath It will be less. Vehicles are queuing up on both sides to see when the Simkhola diversion will be ready. Directorate of Infrastructure has said that it will take some time to complete the diversion work.
