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Air service resumes in Bajura



BAJURA: Air service has resumed in Bajura district as the rural roads from Martadi to other parts of the district have been closed due to incessant rainfall.

Air companies that had earlier closed their domestic flight services in Bajura since 24 March 2020 have resumed their services.

The Civil Aviation Office Kolti said that flight services have been made regular for the past couple of days by adopting safety protocol issued by the government against coronavirus.

Office Chief, Shree Krishna Rijal stated that the flight service has resumed by wearing health protective such as gloves and facial masks and making RDT test mandatory.

According to him, passengers will be provided with flight service from Bajura to Nepalgunj and Surkhet in coming days by placing all safety measures.

Publish Date : 27 July 2020 12:06 PM

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