Gramphu-Kaza road blocked due to massive landslide in Himachal's Lahaul Spiti

Dipender MantaTribune News ServiceMandi, July 14 The Gramphu-Kaza road was blocked due to a massive landslide at Dorni Nullah in Himachal’s tribal district Lahaul Spiti on Wednesday. As a result, traffic movement has come to a standstill on this highway....

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Updated At : 04:55 PM Jul 14, 2021 IST

Dipender Manta
Tribune News Service
Mandi, July 14

The Gramphu-Kaza road was blocked due to a massive landslide at Dorni Nullah in Himachal’s tribal district Lahaul Spiti on Wednesday. As a result, traffic movement has come to a standstill on this highway.

This highway provides access in Spiti valley from Lahaul and Manali sides.

Superintendent of Police, Lahaul Spiti, Manav Verma, said that the Border Roads Organization authority has said that Gramhu-Kaza road was blocked at Dorni Nullah in the region.

He said that the administration was working on clearing the route and it will be opened by tomorrow.

District administration issued an advisory for people to avoid travelling towards Spiti from Manali or Lahaul side to avoid inconvenience. As soon as the highway will be restored for traffic, the district administration will allow traffic movement on it.

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