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Home Ministry warns of action against vehicles charging arbitrary fare



KATHMANDU: The Ministry of Home Affairs has issued directives for initiating action against the private vehicles carrying passengers taking fare from them.

The Ministry issued this directive through a circular to all the District Administration Offices.

Before this the Federation of Nepalese National Transport Entrepreneurs had urged the Ministry to take action against the private vehicles carrying passengers charging them fare they had themselves determined.

The Federation had on Tuesday urged the Ministry to issue directives to the bodies concerned to take action against such vehicles citing that they were freely carrying passengers throughout the country for fare which was determined individually.

 

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