Water flow increased in Mahakali, traffic on Banwasa bridge affected
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- Tue, 1 September 2026
Mahendranagar. The flow of water in the Mahakali river has been affected since this morning at Gaddachouki naka in Kanchanpur. As the water level in the Mahakali river has increased, four-wheeled vehicles traveling from Nepal to India through the western border Gaddachouki have been stopped from Sharda Barrage Banwasa Bridge, according to the area police office Gaddachouki.
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