Landslide disrupts Bhotekoshi’s flow, downstream residents warned
Summary
A landslide near Nyalam on the Chinese side of the border has disrupted the Bhotekoshi river, prompting warnings for downstream residents to stay alert. Authorities in Sindhupalchok are monitoring the area closely, while officials say the river is still flowing normally and there is no need to panic.
Key Points
- A large landslide near Nyalam on the Chinese side has disrupted the flow of the Bhotekoshi river.
- Authorities have warned downstream communities in Sindhupalchok to remain alert for a possible sudden surge or blockage.
- The District Police Office, Nepal Police and Armed Police Force are monitoring the river and landslide site.
- Chief District Officer Shashidhar Ghimire said the river is still flowing normally and reports of half the river being blocked were inaccurate.
