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Free parking arrangement at Dharahara from today

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kathmandu – Free parking service has started from today (Sunday) on the first floor of the parking building in Dharahara, Kathmandu.

According to the Kathmandu Metropolitan City, free parking services will be provided from today on the first floor of the parking building built along with Dharahara.

After the Metropolitan city has prohibited vehicle parking on the black-paved roads in the New Road area, free parking arrangements have been made in Dharahara with the aim of providing easy parking space to motorists.

Kathmandu Metropolitan’s Chief Senior Superintendent of Police Rajunath Pandey informed that free parking service will be available in the parking building in Dharahara area from today in coordination with stakeholders.

Earlier, the Metropolitan Corporation had also arranged free parking at Kathmandu view Tower (formerly the old bus park).

According to Pandey, 50,000 square feet area will be available for free parking in Dharahara area from today. Going towards New Road from Shaheed Gate, you will reach the parking place from the road leading to Khichapokhri from Kathmandu Mall on the left.

Kathmandu metropolis will install barbed wire on the government land of Lalitaniwas area

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July 3, Kathmandu-The Kathmandu Metropolitan City has decided to put a fence on about 143 ropani land in the Lalita Niwas area and remove the temporary or unauthorized structures built on the land.

As it is the responsibility of the metropolis to protect the government property, the metropolis has prepared to put a fence on the government land in Lalitaniwas area, said Rajunath Pandey, the city police chief.

Under the leadership of Rajunath Pandey, the city police reached the area and ordered the removal of the old temporary structures built on the government land as it was found that people had built shelters in some places. The metropolis has said that the map details have been requested from the Surveyors and Lands Office to determine the government and private land and that they will protect the government land by putting up a fence to separate the government and private land and that no building or any structure will be allowed to be built on that land.

The metropolis has given a 24-hour verbal ultimatum to remove temporary or unauthorized structures built on government land.