Works to remove obstruction along the corridor started on Monday when rains stopped and completed on Wednesday evening and from today, Thursday, two-way traffic has resumed. Rajan Karki, DSP at the Dhankuta District Police Office, said that the corridor has come into operation and vehicles are moving two-way.
Over 16,000 devotees visited the famous pilgrimage site Pathibhara in Taplejung during Dashain festival. According to the Pathibhara Area Development Committee, from Ghatasthapana to Kojagrat Purnima
The Koshi province government is going to reconstruct all houses that were damaged and washed away by recent landslide and flood.
Koshi Hospital in Biratnagar, Morang, has launched a Gen-Z Clinic to provide prompt medical care to those people injured during the Gen-Z demonstrations held on September 8–9.
Various aid agencies have distributed relief materials to the flood victims of Sunsari.
The Koshi province government is mobilizing a team of doctors from today in its effort to ease the health services in the monsoon disaster hit districts.
The Koshi Province Government today dispatched various relief materials for the flood and landslide-affected people in Ilam district.
Traffic services have resumed on the Katari-Ghurmi section of the Siddhicharan route, which had been obstructed due to a landslide triggered by persistent rainfall.
With the onset of autumn in the Everest region, the tourist season commences. Each year, the Mid-October sees a surge in activity among tourists, traders, and locals along the route from Namche Bazaar to Gokyo, Dingboche, and Phorche. However, this year, the Khumbu region was blanketed in white following snowfall in the first week of October.
They were airlifted from Sirsire of Maijogmai-5 in Ilam, Chhange of Sandakpur-1 in Ilam, Pul Bhanjyang of Phidim-12 in Panchthar, and Hunggung of Bhotkhola-3 in Sankhuwasabha. The women were taken to B & C Hospital in Jhapa and Koshi Provincial Hospital in Biratnagar.
Locals of Belaka municipality in Udayapur district, who were displaced due to the flood, have started returning to their homes after the water level in the Koshi river decreased. The security personnel had rescued 128 people of Belaka municipality-8, 2 and 3 and shifted them to safer places after the Koshi river reached the danger level.
The Bhojpur-Leguwa route, which connects Bhojpur to the Terai districts, has resumed one-way operation from Monday. The 66-kilometre route, a major link between Bhojpur in Koshi Province and the Terai region, had been earlier closed due to safety concerns, as it had reported landslides and cave-ins caused by incessant rainfall. Police stated that the road was considered high-risk for accidents during the rainy period.