Starting next year, major urban roads, including those in the Kathmandu Valley, will be regularly maintained and made free of dust and potholes.
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The government has allocated Rs 28.52 billion for road repairs nationwide.
Starting next year, major urban roads, including those in the Kathmandu Valley, will be regularly maintained and made free of dust and potholes, Finance Minister Swarnim Wagle said while releasing the budget on Friday.
