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KMC starts cleaning up debris after protests wreaks havoc on city



KATHMANDU: The Kathmandu Metropolitan City has cleared debris and waste left behind during the recent Gen-Z protests, officials confirmed.

The city police led the cleanup operation, and in areas requiring additional effort, a skybeater machine was deployed to remove accumulated garbage.

Authorities said the operation was aimed at restoring normalcy and maintaining public hygiene within the metropolitan area.

Publish Date : 10 September 2025 14:18 PM

Dang’s Bahrakune Daha emerging as a popular destination for tourists

DEUKHURI: Bahrakune Daha, located in Ghorahi Sub-metropolitan City–13, Dang, has

Economic Digest: Nepal’s Business News in a Snap

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Kathmandu Valley records sharp drop in minimum temperature

KAHTMANDU: Kathmandu Valley experienced a significant drop in its minimum

Mechi Customs Office records Rs 20.14 billion in imports over five months

JHAPA: Goods worth Rs 20.14 billion were imported through the

Gaur schools closed due to extreme cold

RAUTAHAT: Gaur Municipality in Rautahat has announced the closure of