Police have said that two-way traffic has been diverted to two-way traffic along the Mugling-Pokhara road section following landslides at different places.TAG_OPEN_div_11
Dwarika Prasad Ghimire, Deputy Superintendent of Police (DSP) of District Police Office, Tanahun, said that they have been urged not to travel as far as possible in view of the current situation and to leave for their destinations only after knowing the latest condition of the road if necessary.TAG_OPEN_div_9
If you need any service and assistance, you can contact the nearest police office or Nepal Police at 100.TAG_OPEN_div_7
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