Annapurna Rural Municipality Roads Reopen After Monsoon Disaster
Summary
All roads in Annapurna Rural Municipality of Myagdi have reopened a month and a half after monsoon-triggered floods and landslides cut off settlements and damaged infrastructure. Five people died, one remains missing, and reconstruction of homes and public facilities is now being accelerated.
Key Points
- All roads connecting the 8 wards and settlements of Annapurna Rural Municipality in Myagdi have resumed operation after flood and landslide damage from continuous rain.
- The road to Paudhar village in Ward No. 5 was repaired on Sunday, while an alternative route had been opened earlier for access.
- Five people were killed and one went missing in the landslides, with 60 houses destroyed and 129 partially damaged.
- Local authorities say reopening the roads will speed up reconstruction of drinking water systems, irrigation, trails, buildings, and private homes.
