While passengers complain of delays, bus drivers say they have no place to rest or use toilet and even drink water in the lack of a bus park.

Metropolitan Traffic Police Division says more than 400 bus operators have been fined in one month. Consumer rights activists unconvinced sporadic crackdowns will solve the problem.

Experts say upgrading road infrastructure and making public transport reliable may provide a long-term solution.

Educationists decry the decision while ward chair and school management promise not to allow parking again.

The machines were bought in 2019. Planners and environmentalists say Kathmandu Metropolitan City should not be shirking its basic responsibility under lame excuses.

Kathmandu CDO cites law and order problem. Experts suggest authorities should instead close liquor shops and bars early and prohibit use of loudspeakers at night.

Its derelict condition shows how city authorities have failed to pay attention to the prime property.

Authorities claim roadside vendors were involved in illegal activities and blocking the road. Meanwhile, vendors who live hand-to-mouth fear for their livelihoods.

Rs 18 is the minimum fare and Rs35 maximum in Kathmandu Valley as per the new rates approved by the provincial government.

Department of Transport Management, in coordination with the Metropolitan Traffic Police Division, has set up 14 help desks to assist outbound passengers.

Metropolitan Traffic Police Division has booked 800 drivers in the past four days. Concerns over virus transmission risk from shared breathalysers.

Metropolitan Traffic Police Division accuses Kathmandu Metropolitan City of not doing enough to manage parking.

A group of 14 people, including 11 women, had walked all the way to Kathmandu from Nepalgunj demanding justice for Nakunni Dhobi and Nirmala Kurmi.

Department of Roads says the Chinese contractor will start the work after the Chhath festival if the Covid-19 situation improves and things go as planned.

Some transport operators in Kathmandu had unilaterally hiked the fares a few days ago arguing that the fares have not been increased for a long time.

Many people cite reduced incomes due to the pandemic as the reason for cancelling their annual holiday journeys home.

With Dashain starting in a week, Kathmandu’s shopping districts are crowded with festival buyers.

The circular lists out rules to be followed in public spaces, underscoring the need for the public to avoid unwanted gatherings, meetings, processions and fairs.

Thousands of books and historical manuscripts are at risk of damage as the Lalitpur-based National Library building has fallen into disrepair following the 2015 earthquakes.

City spokesman Dangol says individual schools can decide whether to resume physical classes.