Roads Reconnected to Rasuwa and Dhading Headquarters via Alternative Routes
Summary
Rasuwa and Dhading headquarters have been reconnected to the road network through alternative routes after floods damaged roads and bridges in the Trishuli River area. Road Division Nuwakot says small vehicles are already running on the new routes, while work continues to open access for larger vehicles and install Bailey bridges.
Key Points
- Rasuwa and Dhading district headquarters were cut off from road transport after flood damage to roads and bridges in the Trishuli River area.
- Alternative routes have now reopened access to Rasuwa via Tokha–Gurje–Chahare and to Dhadingbesi via Gajuritara and the right bank of the Trishuli.
- Small vehicles are operating on the Rasuwa route, and another route is being prepared for larger vehicles.
- The Road Division is coordinating with the Nepali Army and other authorities to install Bailey bridges and restore transport services quickly.
