HETAUDA, Sept 18: Tribhuvan highway and Kanti highway, which are used for vehicular movement towards Kathmandu from Hetauda, have come into two-way operations regularly from today.
Administrative Officer of the District Administrative Office, Makawanpur, Santosh Subedi, shared that following the resumption of vehicular movement at Krishnabhir section of Dhading district along Prithvi highway, both highways have come into two-way operations. Prithvi highway was obstructed after the road collapsed at Krishnabhir.
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Tribhuvan highway connects Hetauda to Kathmandu via Palung-Naubise while Kanti highway links Hetauda to Kathmandu via Tikabhairav-Lalitpur.
In order to make vehicular movement easy, safe and systematic after the road obstruction at Krishnabhir, an arrangement was made for good-carrier vehicles and large vehicles to use Tribhuvan highway to reach Kathmandu and use Kanti highway while returning from Kathmandu from September 1.
Subedi said both highways have been opened for two-way vehicular movement regularly from today after vehicular movement at Krishnabhir section was brought into operation.