Melamchi-Helambu road section obstructed
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Kathmandu: Flooding has disrupted vehicular movement along the Melamchi-Helambu road section in Sindhupalchowk.
The road section was blocked due to the flood in the Melamchi River after torrential rain in the past few days. Efforts of Helambu rural municipality to clear the obstruction has not achieved result due to continuous rainfall.
Resident Shyam Chalise said that the flood blocked the road at Simkhet in Melamchi as well. The municipality has said that workers were facing hardships to resume the road after the continuous rain there.
‘The flood has washed away the toilets of Saraswati Secondary School at Helambu-4 and the classrooms are at high risk of flooding., ‘Apsari Lamichhane, vice-chairperson of Helambu rural municipality said. The regular classes of the school won’t happen today, the school administration said.
Currently, the school is working to shift the academic materials and furniture. According to Lamichhane, the school, and Galthyum bazaar are also at risk of flood as there is no sign of a break to the heavy rain.
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