Persistent rainfall has triggered fresh mudslides near Sirik in Bojoghari, damaging multiple vehicles and severely restricting traffic, while a recurring landslide at Bardang has forced the closure of National Highway 10.
At Bojoghari, large volumes of mud and debris spilled over roadside stretches, trapping parked vehicles and slowing transit. With heavy precipitation continuing across the region, local authorities face heightened risks of secondary slope collapses that could further disrupt critical road links.
Simultaneously, vehicular movement on the vital NH-10 arterial route ground to a halt following a major debris slip at Bardang. The chronically vulnerable sector frequently caves during extended downpours, cutting off key transit corridors and renewing calls for permanent slope stabilization to guarantee dependable regional connectivity. Restoration efforts are underway amid volatile weather conditions.
