The under-construction Gaindakot–Ramdi–Maldhunga section of the Kaligandaki Corridor, a project of national pride, has achieved 80 percent physical progress, according to project officials.
Deputy Superintendent of Police Ashok Thapa, Information Officer at the District Police Office, Tanahun, said that the unidentified male, aged around 35-40 years old, was found unconscious.
An earthquake has occurred with its epicenter at Patihalne Bhanjyang located along the border of Rukum East and Baglung district.
A massive landslide triggered by continuous rainfall has blocked the Baglung section of the Kaligandaki Corridor, a project of national pride, since this morning.
The district administration in Kaski has said it would take some more days to resume services. The District Administration Office, which received damages in the vandalism and arson during the Gen-Z protest last week, would revive its services after taking time.
The national pride project road (Beni-Jomsom) connecting the north-south which has been blocked since three days due to a dry landslide has been resumed.
Information Officer of District Police Office, Baglung, Keshav Thapa said that the traffic has remained blocked along the corridor after the landslides at the Kalakhola area in Baglung Municipality-13 and Belbagar in Jaimini Municipality-8.
The national pride project road (Beni-Jomsom) connecting the north-south has been blocked since this morning due to a dry landslide.
The landslide that occurred from above the house of Ram Bahadur Khadka in Pakhabari, Sigana, has partially damaged the house and buried their cow shed.
Life in Kaski is returning to normal following the unprecedented incidents of arson and vandalism during the Gen-Z movement.
Daily life is gradually getting normal in Pokhara with the Gen Z protests calming down.
Issuing a statement today, the Chief Minister said that social unity and harmony are unique features of Nepali society, and the time demands us to further reinforce these values as we at a point to find a new direction.