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★   Monsoon-induced disaster claims 246 lives so far, 18 missing ★   Tharu, Muslim Commission submit annual report to President ★   Two climbers summit 8188m Mt Cho Oyu ★   Mustang, Dolpa are now connected to the road network ★   Nearly 363,164 left Kathmandu, difficult to get tickets for travelers ★   Flood affected Saptari people face acute shortage of clean drinking water ★   Drones used in delivering food to road-blocked areas in Kavre ★   My efforts for credibility and trust in judiciary: CJ Raut ★   NC, UML deposit Rs five million each to Prime Minister Disaster Relief Fund ★   Construction Entrepreneurs’ Council deposits Rs 10 million to PM Disaster Relief Fund
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Hetaunda-Kathmandu road resumes

Hetauda, Aug 27:  The Hetaunda-Kathmandu road that was earlier obstructed by landslide has been restored. The Department of Roads removed the landslide debris deposited on the road, allowing it for vehicular movement. District Police Office Makawanpur's spokesperson and Deputy Superintendent of Police, Laxmi Bhandari, said the route was blocked by
Two roads connecting Hetauda to Kathmandu blocked

Two roads that connects the provincial capital Hetauda to the federal capital Kathmandu have been completely blocked due to landslides

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Monsoon-induced disaster claims 246 lives so far, 18 missing
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Tharu, Muslim Commission submit annual report to President
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Two climbers summit 8188m Mt Cho Oyu
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Mustang, Dolpa are now connected to the road network
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Nearly 363,164 left Kathmandu, difficult to get tickets for travelers
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Flood affected Saptari people face acute shortage of clean drinking water
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Drones used in delivering food to road-blocked areas in Kavre
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