Province 2 Province Assembly again adjourned

According to PA Secretariat Secretary Ranjeet Yadav, the meeting has been rescheduled for 1:00 am of July 9 due to the ongoing busy schedule of the government. The government is busy releasing payment of the government’s development projects and other expenditures and it will take place till July 8.

Myagdi registers 762 additional business firms in one year  

Seven hundred and sixty two additional industries and business firms have been registered in the district in the last one year.  

Booster dose of Vero Cell to be administered in Lalitpur from Friday 

The booster dose of China-manufactured the anti-COVID-19 vaccine, Vero Cell, is being administered in Lalitpur district on coming Friday and Saturday.

Five oxygen concentrator machines handed over  

Oxygen concentrator machines have been handed over to five health institutions of Badigau rural municipality. The machines were provided with the support of Non-Resident Nepali Association.    

Eleven personalities feted with Ganeshman Singh Democracy Fighter Honour   

The Ganeshman Singh Democracy Fighter Honour is to be conferred on 11 various personalities.    

‘Water level will increase if global warming continues to rise’  

 Experts have warned that the water level would go up by 8-12 percent by 2050 if the current situation of global warming continued to rise due to climate change.    

One-way traffic resumes on Narayagadh-Muglin road section  

One-way traffic operation has resumed along the Narayangadh-Muglin road section that has been obstructed since Monday night.

Three persons go missing when rivulet sweeps away a vehicle  

Three persons have gone missing when the Sundare rivulet of Kushma municipality-8 swept away a vehicle they were travelling to.    

Flood leaves one dead, one disappeared 

One died and another went missing in a flood that took place in Malika rural municipality-6, Ratodhunga of Myagdi district on Wednesday morning.    

Searchers at collapse site ‘not seeing anything positive’

Officials overseeing the search at the site of the Florida condominium collapse sounded increasingly somber Tuesday about the prospects for finding anyone alive, saying they have detected no new signs of life in the rubble as the death toll climbed to 36.