Chitwan. The Road Division Office, Bharatpur, has accelerated the maintenance of national highways and subordinate roads targeting the festival. Roads that have been damaged due to floods, landslides and rains have been repaired to facilitate travel during the festival.
Speed up road maintenance aimed at festivals
Chitwan. The Road Division Office, Bharatpur, has accelerated the maintenance of national highways and subordinate roads targeting the festival. Roads that have been damaged due to floods, landslides and rains have been repaired to facilitate travel during the festival.
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