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Bagmati Province
Landslide blocks Mid-Hill Highway in Sindhuli, hundreds stranded
Continuous rain triggers landslide at Akkare along Khurkot–Ghurmi section, halting trafficbookmark
Raj Kumar Karki
Published at : October 31, 2025
Updated at : October 31, 2025 09:55
Sindhuli
Continuous rainfall has triggered a landslide at Akkare cliff in ward 6 of Golanjor Rural Municipality in Sindhuli, blocking the Khurkot–Ghurmi section of the Mid-Hill Highway.
Hundreds of passengers travelling through the eastern hills have been stranded as persistent rainfall has prevented clearing the landslide despite efforts with machinery, said ward chair Rabin Kumar Shrestha.
Vehicles from Sindhuli, Udayapur, Okhaldhunga, Khotang, Solukhumbu, Bhojpur, and Ramechhap are stopped at Khurkot and Gwaltar.
Continuous rainfall has caused major traffic disruptions in Kavre and Bhaktapur, affecting both the BP and Araniko highways.
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