After 18 days of closure, a new track cut above the flood-damaged section is now carrying traffic in both directions.

Representatives from 431 local governments and 41 district coordination committees have gathered in Jomsom to highlight the growing impacts of climate change on Nepal’s mountain communities.

Around 20 vehicles, including a stranded gas tanker and heavy trucks, were allowed through the temporary track, but regular traffic will take several more days to resume.

The collapse at Krishnabhir in Dhading has completely halted traffic on the Muglin–Kathmandu section.

Damage to key roads and bridges has disrupted relief, healthcare, education and trade across Rasuwa, Nuwakot and Dhading.

Hospitals in Chitwan and Pokhara are reaching capacity as bodies recovered far downstream from the Bhotekoshi flood arrive from several districts.

Paving accelerated on key stretches ahead of monsoon; 10 of 13 bridges already in operation.

A Chepang family in Dhading has been living in a tiny, natural shelter, enduring elements, and foraging wild tubers.

Manju Ramtel and Sangam Rana Magar exchanged traditional vows in the presence of families and local government officials Saturday.

Most of the injured in the bus crash are being treated in the Capital, while one foreign passenger continues care locally.

1,200MW storage project regains focus as local residents push for progress in building hydroelectricity plant.

Police are investigating for the cause of collision.

Accident occurred Wednesday morning as the bus was heading for Myagdi from Kathmandu.

Thirteen people with serious injuries have been taken to Kathmandu for further treatment while other injured passengers are undergoing treatment at the Gajuri Hospital, according to the police.