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Police working actively to retrieve looted items
Bagmati, Sept 17: The police office in Makwanpur has been active in search of the looted items from various government offices and ministries in Hetauda during the Gen-Z protest. The police persons are documenting and inspecting the CCTV footages and videos posted on social media that show the looted items and the persons involved in looting. The District Police Office also retrieved some of the computer, printer, chair and photocopy machines that were seized by the protestors. Related offices have been handed over the items. Deputy Superintendent of Police, Shyamu Aryal, informed that they were able to get back four...
Birgunj metropolis claims loss of Rs 1.15 billion in Gen-Z protest
Birgunj (Parsa), Sept 17: Birgunj metropolis has claimed the loss of some Rs 1.15 billion in the vandalism and arson committed during the Gen-Z protest last week. Chief administrative officer in the metropolitan office, Arbind Lal Karna, said various office buildings received severe damages in the protest. Collection of detail information on the damages of ward offices and health facilities is continuous, he added. The detail information on the loss could ratchet up to as high as Rs 1.50 billion. Three buildings in the metropolitan premises were fully damaged in the vandalism and arson. Similarly, 17 four-wheelers, nine 2-wheelers and...
Karnali Highway obstructed
Jumla, Sept 17: Two roadways under the Karnali Highway have been obstructed due to landslide last night. The landslide occurred at Gaganekhola of Shubhakalika rural municipality-1 of Kalikot, disrupting the vehicular movement. Gaganekhola is the most vulnerable spot along the Karnali Highway. Chief of Jumla Road Division, Dipendra Chaudhary, informed there was no vehicular movement on the road because of landslide triggered by the incessant rainfall last night. He further said it would take time to clear the debris. Similarly, the Narayangadh-Muglin roadway has also been obstructed due to landslide on Tuesday. The landslide occurred at Tuinkhola of Ichchhakamana rural...
Heavy rainfall likely in few places of four provinces
Kathmandu, Sept 17: A few places in the hilly regions of Koshi, Bagmati and Karnali, and the southern plains of Lumbini provinces are predicted to have heavy rainfall today. The weather service said the low pressure belt of monsoon is currently at its average range. The Weather Forecasting Division has predicted a generally cloudy weather across the country today. The weather change is impacted by the wind filled with water vapour which is emanated from both the Arabian Sea and the Bay of Bengal. Similarly, some places in Bagmati and Lumbini provinces are forecasted to have moderate rainfall. With this...
