Janakpur Cigarette Factory in Pakhai to be reopened
Janakpur. The only cigarette factory in the country, Janakpur Cigarette Factory Limited, which was operating 62 years ago, is in the process of reopening. The Janakpur cigarette factory, which was unfortunately closed due to the political environment, at one time directly provided permanent employment to more than seven hundred employees and indirectly more than three thousand people got employment.
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