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Bajura’s Sanphe-Martadi road to come into operation today

Bajura. The Sanphe-Martadi road, which has been obstructed for the past three days, has been reopened due to landslides.

{{TAG_OPEN_div_35} The road has been completely obstructed due to landslides at different places of the section following incessant rains since last Saturday. The road was completely halted due to landslides at different places of Badimalika Municipality Ward No. 6, 8 and 9.

Chief District Officer Dorendra Niraula said that the road has been brought into operation from today by clearing the landslide with the help of two JCBs of the Department of Roads. According to him, the resumption of the road has been delayed due to the difficulty in removing the landslides in Prison Mode, Selagad, Suwakandh, Rapka, Birekhola and other places near the district headquarters.TAG_OPEN_div_33

With the resumption of the road, long and short distance vehicles coming from the district headquarters Martadi have started heading towards their respective destinations. Large vehicles including buses and trucks have not been able to move due to a huge boulder falling on the road near Prison Mod. According to the District Police Office, repair work is currently underway by installing a machine at the site.TAG_OPEN_div_31

Electricity will also be operational today

BAJURA: The power supply of the National Transmission Line (NEA) has been disrupted throughout Bajura district after 32 electric poles were uprooted by landslide following incessant rainfall last Saturday night.TAG_OPEN_div_27

According to Chief District Officer Niraula, the 11 KV power line will be repaired and brought into operation by the evening. He said that 11 KV will be restored today after many poles of the 33 KV transmission line fell in the area.TAG_OPEN_div_25

The power supply was completely halted after 32 poles were uprooted by landslides at Suwakandh of Badimalika Municipality-9 and Birekhola and Nunepani areas of Martadi.TAG_OPEN_div_23

According to the Nepal Electricity Authority (NEA) Distribution Center in Bajura, teams of Nepal Electricity Service Authority, Nepal Army, Nepal Police and Armed Police Force have been mobilized to repair the damaged poles in the district since around 9:00 pm on Saturday. According to the office, the work of installing the broken electric wires is underway today as the fallen poles were buried on Monday.TAG_OPEN_div_21

The disruption of power supply has also affected essential services of government and non-government offices and deprived of local electricity services.TAG_OPEN_div_19

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