NEW DELHI: Massive landslides have struck Munshithang on the Lachen–Chungthang road and Lema/Bob on the Lachung–Chungthang road on late Thursday, disrupting travel routes in North Sikkim.
The region has been witnessing continuous rainfall, raising concerns over road safety and accessibility.
While the route to Chungthang remains technically open, authorities have advised that it is unsafe for use at night due to ongoing heavy rain.
As a precautionary measure, no travel permits to North Sikkim will be issued for tomorrow. All previously issued permits stand cancelled, said Sonam Dechu Bhutia, Superintendent of Police, Mangan district.
Officials are closely monitoring the situation as rain continues to hamper relief and repair efforts. Travelers and tourists have been advised to avoid the area until further notice.
The region has been witnessing continuous rainfall, raising concerns over road safety and accessibility.
While the route to Chungthang remains technically open, authorities have advised that it is unsafe for use at night due to ongoing heavy rain.
As a precautionary measure, no travel permits to North Sikkim will be issued for tomorrow. All previously issued permits stand cancelled, said Sonam Dechu Bhutia, Superintendent of Police, Mangan district.
Officials are closely monitoring the situation as rain continues to hamper relief and repair efforts. Travelers and tourists have been advised to avoid the area until further notice.
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