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Repairs begin on Myagdi roads damaged by September floods and landslides

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Repairs have begun on two flood-damaged roads in Myagdi, where the project says rebuilding the Beni–Jomsom–Korala road will cost about Rs 3 billion and take two to three years.

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    Repair work has started on road sections in Myagdi district damaged by the floods and landslides that followed heavy rain from Asoj 8 to 11 (September 24 to 27). According to Gorkhapatra, the Beni–Jomsom–Korala road project has begun repairing and improving the Kaligandaki Corridor road so that it can carry traffic in both directions. Until now only part of the landslide debris had been cleared and the road ran one-way.

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