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Sheetal Niwas declared unsafe for use
The rear part of presidential residence Sheetal Niwas has been declared unsafe for use by technicians from the Department of Urban Development and Building.bookmarkThe rear part of presidential residence Sheetal Niwas has been declared unsafe for use by technicians from the Department of Urban Development and Building.
Ekantipur Report
Published at : May 6, 2015
Kathmandu
Following a safety assessment, technicians put red stickers to the rear part of the residence. It should now be demolished and rebuild.
Only four rooms of the residence were declared fit for use. All other rooms besides these four received yellow stickers. Technicians said these rooms should be repaired before use.
President Ram Baran Yadav had stayed on makeshift tents for six days after cracks appeared on the residence due to the deadly earthquake on April 25.
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