October 6, 2026, Tuesday
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More than 1500 vehicles in action in 24 hours

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Kathmandu. The traffic police has intensified action against vehicles that do not follow road discipline and violate traffic rules within Kathmandu Valley. In the last 24 hours only, the team of Kathmandu Valley Traffic Police has taken action against 1,592 vehicles that did not follow road discipline in different places of the valley.

In this way, a total revenue of Rs.

According to the spokesman of the office, Senior Superintendent of Police Nareshraj Subedi, 1,58 drivers have been prosecuted for various other types of offenses during this period.

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