According to Deputy Inspector of Police Ramesh Shrestha of the Area Police Post in Bhedetar, it is likely that it will take a few more days for the road to be reopened.
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The Bhedetar-Namje section of the Bhedetar-Ravi-Rake Road Project has been blocked since Friday due to persistent dry landslides.
Although the local police, Sangurigadhi Rural Municipality and India's App Infratech Construction Company, which was responsible for the construction, have kept equipment and manpower ready to clear the road, the road is facing problems as stones, mud and trees continue to fall from the cliff.
According to Deputy Inspector of Police Ramesh Shrestha of the Area Police Post in Bhedetar, it is likely to take a few more days to clear the road. According to him, it is also difficult to operate the equipment as the landslides and landslides continue.
Passengers and transport vehicles travel via the Bhedetar-Ravi-Rake road section to Rajarani, Ward No. 6 of Dhankuta, via Budhabare, Panchthar and Ilam.
Since it is not possible to immediately clear the landslide at that location and operate the road, the local administration has urged passengers and transport vehicle drivers to use alternative routes.
