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At least 14 dead in passenger EV accident in Central Nepal

  • On Thursday, a microbus carrying residents from Kathmandu to Sarlahi plunged down a hilly road in Nepal, killing at least 14 people returning home for the Hindu festival Chhath.
  • The EV Hiace vehicle plunged approximately 500 meters off the road at Chisapani Gadhi in Makwanpur district around 5:45 AM while traveling the Bhimfedi-Kulekhani-Kathmandu road section.
  • Deputy Superintendent of Police Madhav Kafle confirmed the deceased included five women and children and nine men, while six injured passengers received treatment in Hetauda Municipality.
  • Following the fatal crash, the District Administration Office, Makwanpur, formed a five-member committee to investigate, with Chief District Officer Basanta Adhikari instructing submission of findings within seven days.
  • Adhikari identified safety issues requiring attention, including driver negligence and vehicle capacity violations, noting three major accidents occurred on this road section over the past 13 months.
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Accident occurred at 5:45 a.m. and caused 13 deaths and 6 injuries: a three-year-old child was rescued alive. The accident mobilized police and National Army operatives.

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A major road accident occurred Thursday morning in Nepal's Makawanpur district. A microbus carrying people returning home from Kathmandu to celebrate the Chhath festival plunged approximately 300 meters down a mountain road. Fourteen people, including the driver, were killed in the accident, while six others were injured. The injured have been hospitalized.

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Nagarik Network broke the news on Thursday, November 12, 2026.
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