After the flood of Roshi Khola, blocked BP highway in operation
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Media Baaji
- Tue, 28 April 2026
Ramechhap. The BP highway, which was blocked due to the flood in Roshi River, has resumed operation. The highway, which was blocked after the flood washed away the diversion on Saturday, has been operational since Monday evening. According to the District Police Office, Kavre, traffic has resumed after constructing a temporary diversion at the place of the flood. As soon as the rain started on Saturday afternoon, the administration closed the road keeping in mind the possible risk.
At the same time, the flood in Roshi Khola caused damage to the diversions built in the area of about four kilometers of Roshi Khola under Katunje (Mangaltar section).
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