Deputy mayor asks people to notify KMC if anyone is found black-marketing in essentials.

Police booked 14 vehicles which were in bad condition from Thankot on Monday, and 15 from Jagati border on Sunday.

Authorities, however, haven’t given up and say the ban will be effective from today.

Police ask Valley residents not to share their travel plans on social media. Say such information could give ideas to criminals.

The ban has come into effect from Saturday and will continue until the day of Fulpati.

The action inconveniences patients and the city should have waited until the dengue crisis is over, hospital chief says.

Local officials admit the waste separation plan was launched in haste. Urban planners say City should focus on doable things.

Police said the blaze broke out at 7pm in a building belonging to Tanka Ghising in Budhanilakantha-10 after a gas leak.

Among the notable institutions the KMC alerts about their tax dues are Siddhartha Vanasthali School, Civil Mall, Kathmandu Engineering College and Nepal Red Cross Society.

Traffic police office estimates 2.2 million people will leave the Valley this time. Public can dial 103 to report problems in their journey.

Experts say it’s little and late. Kathmandu city had 1,500 dengue patients until Thursday.

Chaotic traffic gridlock highlights the city authorities’ incompetence.

Officials say Army and Police headquarters have been running businesses from their premises but have not paid taxes.

Says he was just exercising his constitutional right to free speech.

City gives 17 firms 10 days to pay taxes. On Sunday it wrote to 7 casinos to clear entertainment tax in a week.

Small shop and business holders in Kathmandu Metropolitan City say they were not notified about the action in advance and they have nowhere to go now.

Urban planners and heritage activists welcome the move, saying visual pollutants must be cleared to keep the city clean.

Kathmandu Metropolitan City official says they will seal off the amusement park if the taxes are not paid within the given time.

A bus and truck were parked next to the gate of the court covering the walkway for two years, causing inconvenience to pedestrians.

The case was filed on August 18 after Shah took a jibe at the Supreme Court for stopping demolition of an illegal structure at Norvic Hospital.