Traffic police have halted vehicles travelling from Kathmandu toward Rasuwa, Nuwakot, Dhading and Chitwan following heavy flooding and landslides in Rasuwa, with the Prithvi Highway completely closed amid deteriorating road conditions.
The restrictions have been imposed as a precautionary measure as flooding, landslides and damaged road sections have made travel risky.
Kathmandu Valley Traffic Police Office SP Naresh Raj Subedi said vehicles heading toward the affected districts have been stopped in Kathmandu due to the prevailing risk. Police have advised motorists and passengers not to travel toward the affected areas until conditions improve.
Traffic police have also requested transport operators to suspend public vehicle services toward Rasuwa, Dhading and Chitwan. Public buses, private four-wheelers and two-wheelers heading toward the affected areas have been stopped at the Nagdhunga and Bhimdhunga checkpoints.
Meanwhile, the closure of the Prithvi Highway, a key road link between Kathmandu and major destinations including Chitwan and Pokhara, has further disrupted road travel.
Authorities said traffic movement will resume only after assessing the flood situation, water flow and road conditions. Further decisions will be taken based on the safety situation in the affected areas.
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