All vehicular traffic is closed on Prithvi Highway tonight
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Media Baaji
- Thu, 24 September 2026
Dhading Prithvi Highway will be closed for traffic tonight. The Dhading Chief Administration Office has issued a notice that all vehicles plying on the Prithvi Highway have been completely stopped from 8:00 PM today to 5:00 AM tomorrow.
The administration has also requested passengers and drivers to travel only after understanding the weather and road conditions, not to go to risky places and to fully comply with the safety instructions issued by the relevant agencies.
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