Non-Stop Rain Floods Teku Kalopul Road, Commuters Stuck In Waterlogged Chaos
Summary
Continuous rain has submerged the Teku Kalopul corridor road in Kathmandu, disrupting commuter movement as river levels rise in the area. The Department of Hydrology and Meteorology says monsoon-driven rain will likely weaken within 24 hours, though flood risk remains in valley corridors.
Key Points
- Continuous rain has flooded the Teku Kalopul corridor road in Kathmandu and disrupted traffic.
- The Department of Hydrology and Meteorology says a partial westerly wind, the monsoon, and a low-pressure system are driving rain across Nepal.
- Bagmati, Koshi, Madhesh, Gandaki and Lumbini are receiving light to moderate rain, increasing flood risk in valley corridors.
- Authorities are urging people to stay cautious near riverbanks.
