The West Bengal-Jharkhand border has reopened after a 24-hour closure due to flooding caused by water release from Damodar Valley Corporation dams. Thousands of trucks stranded on highways have started moving.

After remaining closed for around 24 hours, the West Bengal-Jharkhand border has been reopened for the movement of trucks for inter-state trade, officials said on Saturday.

Ranchi: After remaining closed for around 24 hours, the West Bengal- Jharkhand border has been reopened for the movement of trucks for inter-state trade, officials said on Saturday. The West Bengal government had closed the border on Thursday evening after the release of water by Damodar Valley Corporation (DVC) from its dams located along the

Dhanbad/Kolkata: Thousands of trucks are stranded along NH-2 and NH-4 near the Jharkhand-West Bengal border after the Mamata Banerjee government allegedly restricted entry of heavy vehicles from the neighbouring state,

Long queues of trucks carrying goods were observed at the Jharkhand-West Bengal border on Friday after WB police imposed restrictions on vehicle movement to and from the state following floods that inundated southern districts of Bengal.

Long queues of goods-laden trucks were seen along the Jharkhand border after the West Bengal Police restricted vehicle movement to and from the state from Thursday evening following floods that inundated southern districts of Bengal.