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Siddharth Highway opened one way
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The Siddharth Highway, which was blocked by a dry landslide on Saturday afternoon, has been opened in one direction. Hundreds of vehicles and passengers were stranded after the Palpa-Butwal road on the Siddhartha Highway was blocked due to a dry landslide that fell near Upper Siddhababa, Tinau Rural Municipality-3 of Palpa.
Local Bishnu Prasad Pandey said that hundreds of stranded passengers were heading towards their destination after the road was opened one-way after the landslide that fell on the highway. Tinau rural municipality chairman Prem Shrestha informed that after the road was blocked by a landslide with large stones, four heavy machines tried to remove the landslide under the Siddhababa tunnel project.
District Traffic Police Office Palpa has informed that it will take some time for the road to be opened for dual carriageway due to the large landslide with stones. After the road was opened, vehicles from both sides were sent to their destination from Dobhan and Chidiakhola, police said. More than 5 thousand vehicles pass through the highway every day.
India including Rupandehi, Nawalparasi and Kapilvastu, except for the hilly district of Palpa, the vehicles to Syangja, Gulmi, Baglung, Kaski, Parvat, Myagdi, Mustang travel through this road.
प्रकाशित : भाद्र ८, २०८१ २१:१६
