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Jams at Dhalli, landslide-prone Nigulsari

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Updated At : 10:55 PM Sep 13, 2024 IST

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Sunken part of road causing jams at Dhalli

A portion of the national highway at Dhalli had sunk some time ago. This is a very busy road, and the sinking of the road has been causing frequent traffic jams. Considering the importance of the road, and the inconvenience it is causing to the general public, the stretch should be repaired at the earliest.

Joginder, Theog

Nigulsari landslide prone

Nigulsari in Kinnaur district has become extremely prone to landslides, causing a lot of inconvenience to area residents. The road gets blocked frequently due to landslides, much to the dismay of people trying to transport their fruits to mandis. A permanent solution should be found to make this stretch safe and open to traffic at all times.

Padam, Kinnaur

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