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Buses held at Kathmandu as landslides cut Prithvi and BP highways
Light vehicles still leave via Pharping, traffic police spokesperson Naresh Raj Subedi said; heavy rain is forecast nationwide until 28 September 2026.
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- 0:01Public transport in and out of
- 0:03Kathmandu is on hold after landslides
- 0:05and floods cut the Prithvi and
- 0:07BP highways
- 0:09Traffic police spokesperson Naresh Raj Subedi
- 0:12says landslides have blocked the Prithvi
- 0:14and BP highways at several points
- 0:16after continuous rain since Thursday
- 0:20Light vehicles are still able to
- 0:22leave the city by the Pharping
- 0:23route he said
- 0:26Agencies have warned of heavy rain
- 0:27across the country until the twenty-eighth
- 0:29of September and have asked drivers
- 0:31to take care
- 0:33Sources The Annapurna Express and Republica
- 0:38For the full story visit wenepal.com
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