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Home / Himachal Pradesh / Nerchowk Pandoh Road To Close For 2 Hours Everyday

Nerchowk-Pandoh road to close for 2 hours everyday

Tribune News Service
Mandi, Updated At : 02:15 AM Mar 22, 2025 IST

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The Nerchowk-Pandoh road will be closed for two hours daily in Mandi district until March 31 due to cutting and blasting activities for the ongoing widening of the Kiratpur-Manali four-lane highway. The road will remain closed at designated spots during these hours.

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Deputy Commissioner, Mandi, Apoorv Devgan issued the orders in response to a request from the Project Director of the highway project, Mandi.

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"To ensure the safety of people and vehicles, the road will be closed everyday from 11 am to 12 noon and again from 2 pm to 3 pm until March 31. During these periods, the construction work will be carried out around the 4 Mile area," he adddd.

Devgan said that the work to widen the Nerchowk-Pandoh stretch of the National Highway-21, particularly in the 4 Mile area, required road closure for safety during cutting and blasting operations.

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