The road was blocked for a long time due to repeated landslides in the Tuin River since Friday.
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The Narayangadh-Muglin road section, which has been blocked for 105 hours several times in a week, has been operating smoothly since last night. The road was blocked for a long time due to repeated landslides in the Tuin River of the road section since Friday.
According to Narayan Lamichhane, Chief of Divisional Road Office Chitwan, two-way road traffic has been opened on Tuin river since 11:35 pm on Thursday night after the landslide cleared.
He also said that there is no need to panic as there is no imminent landslide. Small landslides can be cleaned easily. Earlier, two days ago in Namsi, there was no immediate risk of landslides due to the stones that were stuck in the landslide. At present, the road looks safe,' Lamichhane said, 'When it rains, there are mudslides and dry landslides when the sun shines. Although there is no immediate risk of landslide We urge you to move carefully as we are not in a condition to fully fill it.'
Chief District Officer Ganesh Aryal said that all the vehicles that were stopped at night have been sent to their destination. He said that even though there was a big landslide, the work was completed faster than expected because they worked very hard.
