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Road connectivity to Kinnaur via Shimla-Rampur restored after 10 days

Shimla, September 17 The road connectivity to Kinnaur via Shimla-Rampur has been restored after 10 days. Around 400-metre stretch on the NH-5 near Nigulsarai was washed away due to a major landslide on last Thursday night. Ever since, efforts to...

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Updated At : 08:30 PM Sep 17, 2023 IST

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Shimla, September 17

The road connectivity to Kinnaur via Shimla-Rampur has been restored after 10 days.

Around 400-metre stretch on the NH-5 near Nigulsarai was washed away due to a major landslide on last Thursday night. Ever since, efforts to restore the road were being made on a war footing.

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The road link was restored around 1 pm today.

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