More than 2.7 million smart licenses were sent to the offices for distribution

Kathmandu. The Transport Management Department has completed the printing of driver's license (Smart License) which has been stopped for the past four years and has accelerated the distribution process.

The department issued a statement and informed that the licenses, which have been delayed for a long time due to problems with printing machines, manpower management, software and resources, have been printed recently and sent to the relevant transport offices.

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