October 29, 2026, Thursday
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Equipment provided by China for construction of physical infrastructure

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Taplejung. Meringden Rural Municipality of Taplejung has received an excavator machine as a grant from the Chinese government. The rural municipality received the machine, which was requested for the purpose of speeding up the infrastructure development and construction work of the rural municipality, during a program held at Tatopani Naka in Sindhupalchok.

In the handover program held on Wednesday at Tatopani crossing, Meringden Rural Municipality Vice President Durgahang Sireng Chongbang signed an agreement with the delegation of the Chinese government and received the subsidized excavator machine.

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