Traffic along Adimaly-Munnar stretch of Kochi-Dhanushkodi National Highway banned following rockfall

Authorities have banned traffic on the Adimaly-Munnar stretch of the Kochi-Dhanushkodi National Highway following a major rockfall. The closure is expected to last three days while debris is cleared and safety inspections are conducted.
Why it matters
The closure disrupts a major transit route during a peak holiday season, impacting tourism and local logistics.
Traffic along Adimaly-Munnar stretch of Kochi-Dhanushkodi National Highway banned following rockfall The ban was imposed after several loose boulders and trees along the roadside were found to pose an immediate safety risk to commuters IDUKKI The Idukki district administration in Keralam has banned vehicular traffic on the Adimaly–Munnar stretch of the Kochi–Dhanushkodi National Highway following a major rockfall at Randammile near the Munnar hill station. According to officials, the rockfall occurred during highway-widening work. The ban was imposed after several loose boulders and trees along the roadside were found to pose an immediate safety risk to commuters. Officials estimate that demolishing and clearing the debris will take approximately three days. Traffic has been diverted through alternative routes. Motorists travelling from Adimaly to Munnar must divert at Iruttukanam and proceed via Anachal and Randammile to reach Munnar.
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