Ministry's warning: If you do not appear within 15 days, you will be removed from government service

Kathmandu. The Ministry of Industry, Commerce and Supply has issued a notice with a final warning to an employee who has been absent from the office for a long time to get in touch with an explanation within 15 days.

According to the public notification by the Ministry, Geology Assistant 9R.P. working in the Department of Mines and Geology. Third grade 0 Gautam Prasad Khanal has been absent from the office since 7th October 2082 without any information or prior approval.

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