200 trucks to transport LPG to Kathmandu via alternative routes
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- Nepal will deploy 200 trucks to transport LPG and other petroleum products to Kathmandu through alternative routes.
- The agreement followed disruption of the Prithvi Highway after the Trishuli River eroded the road at Krishnabhir in Dhading.
- The arrangement was reached by the government and transport entrepreneurs at a meeting chaired by Makwanpur Chief District Officer Basanta Adhikari.
Two hundred trucks will transport liquefied petroleum gas and other petroleum products to Kathmandu using alternative routes after damage disrupted the Prithvi Highway.
The road was affected when the Trishuli River eroded the highway at Krishnabhir in Dhading. The government and transport entrepreneurs reached the agreement to keep fuel supplies moving.
Makwanpur Chief District Officer Basanta Adhikari chaired the meeting where the arrangement was made.
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