Water Level increases in Hanumante River; Submerged Ram Mandir and Barahi Pith premises (Photo Feature)
These areas are prone to be affected in the monsoon season every year due to the increase in water level in the Hanumante River.
Bhaktapur: The continuous rainfall has increased the water level in the Hanumante River.
With this, the premises of the Ram Mandir and Barahi Pith have been submerged.
Increasing water level in rivers of Kathmandu Valley (Photo Feature)
The water entered the buildings, fields, and schools, which are located on the river premises.
This also created problems for pedestrians to reach their destination. These areas are prone to be affected in the monsoon season every year due to the increase in water level in the Hanumante River.
(Glimpses from Ram Mandir and Barahi Pith)
(Photo Courtesy: Essence Shrestha)
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