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Government decides not to relocate Police Academy



KATHMANDU: The government has decided not to relocate the National Police Academy Nepal located in Maharajgunj.

Government spokesperson and Minister for Education, Science and Technology Sasmita Pokharel said the Cabinet meeting held on Thursday decided that all land currently used by the academy will remain under its ownership and use.

Earlier, a Cabinet decision on September 06, 2018 had allocated the academy’s land to the Office of the President.

The meeting also decided to form a team led by a joint secretary at the Ministry of Finance Nepal to negotiate and prepare agreements for a concessional loan of USD 115 million to be received from the Asian Development Bank for the implementation of an integrated drinking water and sewerage management project.

In addition, the Cabinet formed a study committee under the coordination of the ICT advisor to assess software and information technology systems in government agencies.

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