Prohibition lifted in Dhanusha, movement normal
bow District Administration Office Dhanusha has removed the prohibition order issued in Janakpurdham sub-metropolitan area and other areas. District Administration Office Dhanusha has issued a notification stating that the protesting parties have withdrawn all their protest programs and hence it has been decided to lift the injunction.
According to the notice issued by the Chief District Officer Prem Prasad Luintel, the meeting of the District Security Committee reviewed the latest security situation and decided to remove the prohibition order issued in accordance with Section 693A of the Local Administration Act, 2028 from 5 am today Monday.
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