As the flood increased, all employees of Kaligandaki Hydropower were moved to a safe place
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Media Baaji
- Sun, 27 September 2026
Kathmandu. With the incessant rain, all the employees in the powerhouse of the Kaligandaki hydroelectric project in Syangja have been shifted to a safe place.
The 144 MW project has been closed since Friday, October 9 due to high water flow in Kaligandaki river.
Sangeeta Giri, Assistant Manager of the project, informed that the powerhouse staff were also sent to a safe place on Sunday, October 11, as the flow of the river was high.
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