Mikeing of the police to return the locals who took the cylinders
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Media Baaji
- Sat, 5 September 2026
Muggle. The police have asked the locals who took out the gas cylinders that were washed away by the flood in the Bhotekoshi river to return those cylinders. The police have been miking in the Mugling area and have asked the relevant agencies to return the gas cylinders and other materials that were swept away by the flood without keeping them with them.
The police have also warned that if the cylinder is not returned, action will be taken according to the law. The police have warned the locals not to take and use the items that have been washed away from different places due to the flood.
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