Besishahar-Chame Road Reopens After Three Days Due to Landslide
Summary
The Besishahar-Chame road has reopened after being blocked for three days by a landslide at Khotre in Manang. The Nepali Army used explosives to break a large rock and clear the debris, allowing small vehicles to resume service.
Key Points
- The Besishahar-Chame road reopened after three days of disruption caused by a landslide on Wednesday morning.
- The Nepali Army detonated explosives at Khotre in Naso Rural Municipality-3 to remove debris and a large rock blocking the road.
- Small vehicles have resumed operation, while large vehicles will take more time to return.
- The road is a vital link between Manang and the national road network, supporting passengers, supplies, construction materials, and tourism.
