The process of construction of petroleum storage house in Rupandehi went ahead

On Wednesday, the president of Omasatiya Rural Municipality of Rupandehi Manjit Kumar Yadav, President of Rohini Rural Municipality Vidya Prasad Yadav jointly laid the foundation stone of the land clearing and retaining wall.

Petroleum storage construction project coordinator Pradeep Yadav said that the dispute between the land authority and the parliamentary committee has been resolved and the budget for the construction has been passed. He also informed that the work will be completed within 081 years in the coming November. 3 billion project will be launched in November. We will complete it within the year 2081,' he said, 'In the construction work, locally available materials and workers will be used.'

corporation manager Ramhari Niraula said that the construction of a petroleum storage house will be started on a 14 bigha land away from the settlement. "The old storage house has become narrow". 14/15 days is not enough. "The consumption of petroleum products has increased," he said, "we need a new storage house."

Niraula said that because the storage capacity of Valbari is low, they are going to build a new storage house. He said that 70 percent of the new storage house will be in Omastia and the rest in Rohini rural municipality.

Vidya Prasad Yadav, Chairman of Rohini Rural Municipality, said that local people should be employed. He also said that the municipality is ready to provide necessary support for this.

President of Omastia Rural Municipality Manjit Kumar Yadav said that due to the fear of flooding elsewhere, attention should be paid to the installation of the retaining wall. 'When making a height in the river There is fear of flooding. If we stop here, there is fear of flooding elsewhere,' he said, 'local unemployed people should be given employment . We are ready to provide support from the municipality.'

Petroleum storage construction project coordinator Pradeep Yadav said that the storage house is going to be built at a cost of about 3 billion rupees. He also said that 3 tanks with a capacity of 2,100 kiloliters will be built for diesel storage, two with a capacity of 1,600 kiloliters for petrol storage and three tanks with a capacity of 70 kiloliters for kerosene storage.