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Digging and demolition of roads banned from 1st Ashad till the end of Bhadra

  • नेपाल राष्ट्रिय दैनिक
  • June 8, 2022


The Department of Roads has banned digging and demolition of roads from1st of Ashad till the end of Bhadra.

The Federal Road Monitoring and Supervision Office, Kathmandu has issued a notice stating that digging and demolition of roads will not be allowed from the 1st of Ashad till the end of Bhadra.

The department has also stated that strict action will be taken as per the Public Roads Act 2031 BS for forcibly digging roads and disobeying the directives of the department.

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