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Heavy clearing work begins to reopen Krishna Bhir on Prithvi Highway

The blocked section at Krishna Bhir in Dhading is being cleared at high speed, with crews working from both sides to cut risky trees and prepare machinery for debris removal. Authorities say reopening the road remains a top priority to restore supply and traffic flow toward Kathmandu.

Published 3 Sept 2026
What it means for Nepal

The blocked section at Krishna Bhir in Dhading is being cleared at high speed, with crews working from both sides to cut risky trees and prepare machinery for debris removal. Authorities say reopening the road remains a top priority to restore supply and traffic flow toward Kathmandu.

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Heavy clearing work begins to reopen Krishna Bhir on Prithvi Highway

Road clearing under way

Work to remove the landslide at Krishna Bhir on the Prithvi Highway is moving ahead quickly, with the blocked road being prepared for reopening.

Two-sided deployment

Physical Infrastructure and Transport Minister Sunil Lamsal said 18 technicians and workers have been mobilised from both sides of the affected area. The teams are cutting unsafe trees first, and construction equipment has already been kept ready on both ends for the next stage of debris removal.

Why it matters for vehicle users

The ministry says reopening this main highway is a priority because it will help restore movement of goods and ease travel toward Kathmandu after floods and landslides disrupted the route.

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Ajit Narayan Singh
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