September 18, 2026, Friday
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Discussion between Mere Timilsina and Acting Chief Dangol on Banchareda waste management

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the nation Information and Women's Danda Vikram Timilsina analyzed the problems of Banchareda waste disposal site, local people's grievances and management improvements, acting head of the Metropolitan Municipality Sunita Dangol is in discussion.

In the discussion, if it is necessary to upgrade the road and blacktop in the Bancharedanda area, the issue of covering with soil after effectively disposing of waste from vehicles and equipment was raised. Local residents have complained about the condition, bad smell and health effects.

Timilsina said effective coordination between the union, state and local levels is necessary to solve the problem of Bancharedanda. He emphasized on reducing the quantity of waste at waste management sites, separating waste at source and improving the collection and transportation system.

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