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Kathmandu Metropolis city police return to duty, begin removing illegal parking



KATHMANDU: Kathmandu Metropolitan City’s municipal police personnel have returned to duty and resumed operations in different areas of the city.

Following the self-immolation incident involving Ganesh Nepali, municipal police had not been deployed on the streets, causing disorder in some parts of the Kathmandu Valley.

After returning to the streets on Wednesday, municipal police have started removing vehicles parked haphazardly in the New Road area.

The city police have resumed traffic management and enforcement activities as part of efforts to maintain order in the capital.

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