Road Networks Connecting Hetauda to Kathmandu Blocked Due to Heavy Rainfall
Summary
Continuous rainfall has blocked most road networks connecting Hetauda to Kathmandu, with landslides, road subsidence and fallen electric poles disrupting travel. Only the Tribhuvan Rajpath remains operational for essential goods and vehicles while crews work to clear debris and restore traffic.
Key Points
- Continuous rain has blocked most routes from Hetauda to Kathmandu, mainly due to landslides and road subsidence.
- Only the Tribhuvan Rajpath is currently open for travel to Kathmandu, and it is being used for essential goods and vehicles.
- Several sections of the Hetauda-Kathmandu road corridors, including Kantilokpath and Sisneri routes, are blocked or risky due to landslides.
- Fallen electric poles on the Dharan-Chatara road have also completely blocked traffic, with the Nepal Electricity Authority coordinating removal.
