KMC resumes sidewalk widening at New Road after high court ruling
Court has issued interim order in favour of the metropolis in a jurisdictional dispute with federal agencies.
Court has issued interim order in favour of the metropolis in a jurisdictional dispute with federal agencies.
Newly bought high-pressure pumps will drain floodwaters from inundated settlements.
Volunteers to visit households every Wednesday hunting for mosquito larvae breeding grounds.
Officials say they will also provide medicines for mental health problems to patients from urban health promotion centres.
KMC Deputy Mayor Sunita Dangol on Monday broke her silence on Mayor Balendra Shah’s incendiary statements.
Police, parliament secretariat officials said the cop was found dead with gunshot wound.
The duo have been accused of running mining operations from the information technology lab of the CTEVT.
CIB accuses them of embezzling over Rs74 million of depositors.
Road office, under the ministry led by UML, foiled Balendra Shah’s plan to widen footpaths in the business district.
Preliminary police investigation suggests that they died in a motorcycle crash.
Officials are mulling buying a high-pressure pump to prevent landfill leachate from contaminating the local river.
Two of them have been admitted to the ICU as they have sustained 55 percent and 80 percent burns to their bodies.
Metropolis officials said that they are determined to expand the sidewalks in New Road areas.
The anti-graft body charges them for causing Rs1.04 billion revenue loss while approving tenders for extraction of sands and stones.
Over 1,300 rule violators are deployed for traffic management on Wednesday.
Children in the floating population, of parents working in factories or of those residing in slums, who do not go to schools, could get deprived of health care programmes.
Mayor Balendra Shah warns of continuing the symbolic protest until Transport Minister Mahaseth orders resumption of the Ring Road expansion work.
Doctors advise taking precautions against waterborne diseases and snakebites.
Officials at the education department of the metropolis say some schools have changed their names through the Office of the Company Registrar.
The trio swindled 10 people of Rs55 million, police say.