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Bagmati Province
Bharatpur Metropolitan issues 35-day notice to remove illegal structures
Through the notice, the City has also asked concerned parties to vacate parking spaces being used for purposes other than what they have been authorised for.bookmark
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Published at : November 30, 2022
Updated at : December 1, 2022 10:06
Bharatpur
Bharatpur Metropolitan City has issued a 35-day notice to remove structures built illegally.
The City has asked those responsible for building illegal structures on encroached public lands to remove the structures within the 35-day notice period and to vacate parking spaces being used for purposes other than what they have been authorised for.
Similar to the Kathmandu Metropolitan City’s announcement, the Bharatpur Metropolis has also warned of charging the costs incurred during the demolition drives to the concerned individuals or organisations who fail to abide by the rules.Most Read from Bagmati Province
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