Nagdhunga-Muglin Road Section Partially Operates Amidst Landslide Risk
Summary
Vehicular movement on the Nagdhunga-Muglin road section is continuing one-way amid intermittent landslides at Ghoptesir. Authorities have kept the road open during the festival rush while using pits to trap debris and prevent damage to vehicles.
Key Points
- Vehicular movement on the Nagdhunga-Muglin road section is operating one-way due to intermittent landslides at Ghoptesir.
- The road has not been fully closed because of heavy festival-season pressure from passengers and vehicles.
- Engineers have created pits beside the road to trap falling soil and stones and reduce damage to vehicles.
- The project says debris will be cleared and a long-term solution pursued once traffic pressure eases.
