Instructions not to trade in street boxes

Kathmandu. Triyuga Municipality has requested not to do business in the main streets of Gaighat Bazar, the headquarters of Udaipur. Chief Basant Basnet informed that the municipality has also conducted awareness training for 225 sidewalk traders and businessmen.

Triyuga Municipal Police Chief Sobit Bot said that the traffic was obstructed during business operations on the main street of Gaighat market. He said, "Since the sidewalk traders have been occupying the boxes in the market area for a long time and doing business by obstructing them, instead of not doing this, we have conducted a training program to educate them and raise their awareness before using force."

Mayor Basnet said that as an alternative to doing business on the footpath, the municipality is providing other lands adjacent to the market road and providing them for some traders. According to the municipality, people walking along the street have to suffer due to the fact that businesses including clothing, retail trade, selling fish, fruits, shoes, shoes, etc., are operating shops on the main street of the market.

Express

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