Prohibition on the operation of vehicles leaving Nagadhunga
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- Tue, 14 July 2026
Kathmandu. Due to the incessant rain, there is an increased risk of flooding, landslides, stone falls and other natural calamities on the roads. According to the Central Spokesperson of Nepal Police, Deputy Inspector General of Police Avinarayan Kafle, traffic has been stopped on the road section exiting the valley through Nagadhunga until further notice.
According to him, keeping in mind the safety of the general public, traffic has also been banned on the Pharping-Dakshinkali-Makwanpur road. In case of any problem, it is requested to inform the police.
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