Two thousand 692 people in traffic action
-
Media Baaji
- Fri, 24 April 2026
Kathmandu. In the past 24 hours, 2,692 drivers have been prosecuted for violating traffic rules. From this, revenue of Rs. 760,000 has been deposited in the state treasury. According to the Kathmandu Valley Traffic Police Office, 91 people who were intoxicated, 63 vehicles that were taken out of the road even though the mechanical condition was not good, 224 people who violated traffic signals and 132 people who were speeding vehicles were punished.
Similarly, 237 who did not follow lane discipline, 47 who operated public vehicles without closing their doors, 78 who honked in prohibited areas, 40 who violated the rules of boarding and alighting passengers at designated places, and 1,780 people who did not follow other traffic rules were punished.
Related News
The situation is becoming tense due to the murder case of Sushila Bamjan in Sindhuli
Ramechhap. After the incident in Sindhuli where the mother-in-law and Nanda killed the daughter-in-law Sushila Bamjan by pouring petrol, the tension has become more uncontrolled.
After the tension got out of control, a curfew had to be impos...
Illegal godown raid in Birgunj, three policemen injured in smugglers' attack
Kathmandu. Three armed policemen were injured in an attack by a group of smugglers during a raid on an illegally run godown in Birgunj, Parsa. On Monday morning, the team that went to take action was attacked at the godown in Birgunj Metropolitan...
Who is Vikas Lunia who smuggles wheat and sugar by showing membership of RSVP?
Kathmandu. It has been found that a food trader is involved in the illegal trade of food by claiming to be a member of the National People's Congress. Those traders who are willing to bring goods from outside the customs and sell them are engaged...
Two more arrested for burning the UML flag
Kathmandu. Two more people have been arrested for burning the CPN-UML flag in Tulsipur of Dang. District Police Office Deputy Superintendent of Police Resham Bohra informed that 30-year-old Ramesh Rana Magar, a resident of Tulsipur sub-metropolita...
Nepal Micro Insurance Chairman Ashish Shrestha arrested
Kathmandu. Nepal Micro Insurance Company Chairman Ashish Shrestha has been arrested. On Tuesday, the Central Investigation Bureau of Nepal Police arrested Chairman Shrestha from Kageshwari Manhara municipality. Bureau spokesperson Shiv Kumar Shres...
Brothers die of stab wounds in Patan Durbar Square
Kathmandu. On Wednesday evening, two siblings died after being stabbed in the premises of the Krishna temple in Patan, Lalitpur. They died during treatment at B&B Hospital. The deceased are 33-year-old Sumit Nembang and 25-year-old Srijan Nemb...