Traffic flow has been restored on the BP Highway in Nepal following five days of disruption caused by recent flooding. The damage, sustained at eight separate locations along the highway, prompted a temporary closure while repair crews worked to rebuild sections of the under-construction permanent track. Services resumed Tuesday morning as repairs were completed, allowing vehicles to once again travel the key route. Officials confirmed the highway is now passable, though caution is advised due to ongoing construction. The flooding underscored the vulnerability of infrastructure in Nepal to seasonal monsoon rains. Further assessments are underway to determine the full extent of the damage and prevent future disruptions along the BP Highway.