Wednesday, December 24th, 2025

Beni-Darbang road construction resumes after five months



BENI: The main contractor of the Beni-Darbang road construction has resumed its works after five months. As shared, the assistant contractor had left the construction of the strategically important road section in the lurch.

Now the main contractor has taken the responsibility to complete the up-gradation of road connecting Managala, Malika and Dhaulagiri rural municipalities with district headquarters Beni.

Datyaram Thapa, Assistant contractor and a representative of the road project of which contract was awarded to Samanantar-Lama JV, had abandoned the construction site some six months ago. Mahendra Shah, engineer of the Samanantar Construction Company, shared that they have resumed works in a way to complete the road construction. “As many as 40 labourers, six excavators, four tippers, one tractor and one loader have been mobilized in the construction works since last August 17”, he shared.

The construction works have been expedited to meet a target of blacktopping the 12.5-km long road within mid-May 2022. The contractor is planning to increase human resource and equipment to meet the target.

The contract amounting to Rs 450 million was signed on 20 September 2017 with a deadline of 18 January 2020. So far the construction has witnessed 60 percent physical progress, shared the Infrastructure Development Office.

Publish Date : 13 September 2021 09:38 AM

Will Nepal’s polls be held as planned?

KATHMANDU: With just 71 days remaining for the House of

Health of Rabilaxmi Chitrakar showing improvement

KATHMANDU: The health of Rabilaxmi Chitrakar, spouse of former Prime

Minister Kulman Ghising claims completion of 101 projects in 100 days

KATHMANDU: Minister for Physical Infrastructure and Transport, Urban Development, and

Election Commission appoints officials for National Assembly polls, seven provincial offices set up

KATHMANDU: The Election Commission has established provincial offices and appointed

Around 58% of farmers registered under Farmer Registration Program

KATHMANDU: Around 58 percent of farmers across Nepal have been