October 30, 2026, Friday
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A fine of Rs 25,000 is imposed on the house owner who pollutes the road with dust

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Kathmandu. . Kathmandu Metropolitan City has fined Rs 25,000 to the householders who pollute the environment by throwing dust on the road. The metropolitan police force took action after it was found that the under-construction residential house in Kimadol ward no.

The Metropolitan Police have collected a fine of 25,000 rupees from the house owner and ordered to immediately clean the road section polluted with dust and garbage. Kathmandu Metropolitan City has been taking action if they are found to be littering the road, blowing dust and polluting the environment.

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