The elevator of the metropolis, which is used only by Balen, is open to the public

Kathmandu. The lift, which was used only by the outgoing mayor of Kathmandu Metropolitan City, Balendra Shah Balen, has been opened to the public. The lift has been opened for customers from Sunday on the instructions of Acting Mayor Sunita Dangol.

The lift was built after Mahanagar moved to the building at Kamaladi in the JDA Complex in Sundhara. Balen kept his password and used it only by himself.

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