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Movement of heavy vehicles banned along Butwal-Narayangadh road during UML convention



NAWALPUR: Movement of heavy vehicles will be banned along the Butwal-Narayangadh road in view of the CPN-UML’s 10th national general convention that is slated from November 26.

This ban will be enforced from 6:00 pm Thursday until Friday midnight, said Chief District Officer, Nawalparasi, Manmaya Bhattarai Pangeni. A meeting of the chief of security bodies on Wednesday took a decision to this effect in view of a traffic jam at Daunne road, she said, adding that this ban is meant to facilitate a large number of vehicles reaching the general convention site.

So arrangements have been made for vehicles including passenger buses heading to Kathmandu through Butwal to pass through Pokhara, she said. Joint patrolling teams of all four security bodies—Nepal Police, Armed Police Force, the National Investigation Department and Nepali Army—have been mobilized during the convention, she shared.

Around 500,000 people are expected to watch the inaugural program for the convention to be organized along the Narayani riverbank.

Publish Date : 25 November 2021 20:41 PM

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