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Kunauta Cliff Breakthrough: Beni-Jomsom-Korala Road Update

The Beni-Jomsom-Korala road, a critical artery of the Kali Gandaki Corridor, has achieved a significant milestone. Construction crews have successfully cleared the challenging Kunauta cliff, which had been identified as the most formidable obstacle in the restoration of this vital transport link. This breakthrough marks a turning point...

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Beni-Jomsom-Korala Road Reopens at Kunauta After Landslide

The Beni-Jomsom-Korala road, a vital artery connecting the northern and southern borders of Nepal, has achieved a significant milestone in its restoration efforts. Following severe monsoon-induced disasters that crippled transportation along the Kali Gandaki corridor, authorities have successfully cleared and reopened the path at the...

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Beni Jomsom Korala Road Reopens After Repairs

Maintaining reliable transportation networks through mountainous terrain is both a critical necessity and a constant engineering challenge in Nepal. Following severe climate-induced disruptions during the recent monsoon season, essential repair and maintenance work along the strategic Beni–Jomsom–Korala road section has officially...

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New Bailey Bridge to Restore Rasuwa-Nuwakot Connectivity

Travelers and locals relying on the Pasang Lhamu Highway can breathe a sigh of relief as critical infrastructure repairs are nearing completion. Following the devastating floods last August, which swept away the permanent concrete bridge over the Phalakhu River at the Rasuwa-Nuwakot border, connectivity between these two regions was...

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Rasuwa-Nuwakot Bailey Bridge to Open Before Dashain

In a major relief for commuters and traders, the construction of the crucial Bailey bridge over the Phalakhukhola (Phalaku River) at Betrawati, along the Rasuwa-Nuwakot border, is on track to become operational before the upcoming Dashain festival. Led by the Nepali Army, the rapid infrastructure project aims to restore vital road...

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Drones Deliver Fuel to Remote Korala Pass Road Project

In a groundbreaking move for infrastructure development in high-altitude regions, authorities in Nepal have turned to advanced drone technology to overcome severe logistical hurdles. The vital Beni-Jomsom-Korala road, which serves as a crucial trade link between Nepal and China, has been facing significant connectivity issues due to...

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Kakarbhitta-Laukahi Road Project Connects Nepal to Asian Highway

Nepal’s infrastructure landscape is undergoing a massive transformation, with a key focus on upgrading major transit corridors to international standards. One of the most anticipated projects in this regard is the expansion of the Kakarbhitta–Laukahi road section under the prestigious Asian Highway initiative. This crucial...

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Betrawati Bailey Bridge to Reconnect Rasuwa Road Network

The monsoon season and subsequent natural disasters in Nepal often wreak havoc on the country’s fragile road infrastructure. Among the hardest-hit regions recently was Rasuwa, where devastating floods severely damaged the crucial Galchhi-Betrawati road section. This disruption effectively severed a critical transport artery,...

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Galchhi-Betrawati Road Reopens After Flood Damage

Transportation along the essential Galchhi-Betrawati road section has officially resumed after continuous maintenance teams cleared debris and opened a temporary track. The vital corridor, which sustained substantial destruction due to severe flooding in the Rasuwa region, serves as a crucial lifeline for local residents, freight...

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Sunkoshi River Bridge Project Stalls for Six Years

Infrastructure development is the backbone of connectivity for rural communities, yet many vital projects in Nepal continue to face significant setbacks. A prime example of this struggle is the concrete bridge over the Sunkoshi River at Chehere, which was intended to bridge the gap between Kavrepalanchok and Sindhupalchok districts....

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