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However, there were no reports of any casualty.
The stretch of Bhalukpong-Charduar-Tawang (BCT) Road has been the worst-affected with reports of landslides in several portions of the road, the sources said.
The Kimi-Khupi road has also been badly hit.
Rescue workers at the site of today's rockslide in Hidalgo.
At least five miners were killed today in a landslide at a marble mine in Francisco I. Madero, Hidalgo.
The slide occurred without warning at about 1:00pm in Dengantzha, when hundreds of tonnes of rocks fell, burying workers and heavy equipment beneath the rubble.
The cause has yet to be identified.
© Cristina Quicler/AFP/Getty ImagesA tourist bus drives in Seville past a thermometer showing 45C.
Holidaymakers bound for the Iberian peninsula have been warned to expect extreme heat, with the chance of the hottest temperatures ever recorded in continental Europe.
The current record of 48C in Athens, Greece, in 1977, could be broken as waves of blisteringly hot air sweep in from Africa.
Temperatures around the Mediterranean are expected to rise and peak at the weekend, with the highs expected inland rather than in coastal areas, after edging into the low-40s on Wednesday and Thursday.
"These sorts of temperatures are not only exceptional for the locals but people from the UK will never really have experienced them," said Luke Miall, a UK Met Office meteorologist.
"Especially with it being the school holidays, and the very young and old being susceptible to heatstroke, we're advising tourists to keep out of the midday sun and protect themselves."
© Kirstenfinally1 / TwitterThe storm encroaching on Phoenix, Arizona.
The epic rolling dust storm made its way to the Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport, where planes were forced to land in the crazy conditions. Flights were delayed at one point to allow the worst of the bad weather to pass.
© AFPThe Zoicu canyon is near Soccia, a mountain village
Rescuers found the body of the fifth victim in the French hiking group - a 22-year-old woman - on Thursday at the remote site near Soccia.
Seven tourists were canyoning with a guide when a wave about 3m (10ft) high hit them, a Corsican prosecutor said. The guide was among those killed.
Two were rescued from the torrent.
Dramatic footage shows major flood barrel through a Tyrol town
Terrifying online footage recorded the terror felt by a woman whose house was surrounded by the powerful flooding.
The woman can be heard reacting with horror as gallons of water shoot down the road in front of her eyes. The woman can be heard saying: "Oh my God."
Pettneu am Arlberg, near the border with Liechtenstein, and the fraction of Schnann were the most affected areas.
© Google MapsThe rough area affected by the possible sonic boom or earthquake on Thursday evening.
People from Swaffham to Narborough to Watton and Hingham reported feeling their houses shake at about 7pm.
Kim Newman from Santon Downham said: "Not sure if there was a sonic boom this evening around 7pm.
"I heard a slight noise but thought it was my kids banging upstairs, also my whole house vibrated.
"Slightly puzzled to what it was."
Comment: There is no such thing as 'the end', but we're certainly going through a climate shift.
Heavy rainfall led to minor landslides and flooding in coastal regions and other parts of the island, including the capital St. George’s.
According to the Met Office, the tropical wave was expected to continue until the evening of 2 August.
Damage to houses and agriculture are still being assessed. The National Emergency Advisory Council has declared parishes of St. George and St. David (two parishes out of a total of six) as disaster zones. Nine houses had been damaged in Garraway and the residents have been relocated. Also the national stadium has been damaged and the Ministry of Forestry had to be relocated.
Comment: Weather extremes are plaguing the entire planet - everything from record heat to record cold, hail, flooding, wildfires, etc. A few examples: