Stranded buses and trucks begin leaving Kathmandu after five days (Pictures)
Summary
Trucks and large buses stranded in Kathmandu for five days after landslides blocked highways have started leaving for their destinations. Traffic congestion increased in areas such as Kalanki as the vehicles departed, while travelers were urged to remain cautious about possible rain-triggered landslides.
Key Points
- Trucks and large buses stranded in Kathmandu for five days have started heading to their destinations after roads reopened.
- Landslides on various highways had disrupted transportation services and halted vehicles entering or leaving the city.
- Heavy departures caused traffic congestion in several parts of Kathmandu, including Kalanki.
- Travelers are being urged to remain cautious because rainfall could trigger more landslides and road blockages.
