China is ready to pave the road from Fungling to Tiptala through JTUZ

Poush 2, 2081

Ananda Gautam

China is ready to pave the road from Fungling to Tiptala through JTUZ

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If there is an agreement between the two governments (JTU), China has proposed to black-pave the road from Taplejung headquarters Fungling to Tiptala Bhanjyang. Tao made such a proposal during a discussion between Taplejung Chief District Officer Netra Prasad Sharma and a team led by Dingje County Party Committee Secretary Tao Mingjun.

Chief District Officer Sharma said that China has repeatedly proposed that they come through JTUZ to blacken the road so that they can start work immediately. Under the leadership of Sharma, Deputy Superintendent of Police Ravi Rawal, Deputy Superintendent of Armed Police Naresh Maharjan, Chairman of Kanchenjunga Conservation Area Management Council Khagendra Femwo and others went to Dingje County for border meeting. 

Before the corona infection, the then Chief District Officer Dorendra Niraula and before that Devraj Dhakal had gone to Dingje for a border meeting. During Dorendra's time, the head of Dingje County said that the road to Olangchungola would be paved. He also promised to allocate one billion rupees for that. At that time, China did not offer JTU. According to Chief District Officer Sharma, China has proposed to work with the federal government now. 

China is ready to pave the road from Fungling to Tiptala through JTUZ Sharma said that in the bilateral meeting, border security and joint patrolling of pillars, control of illegal transportation of forest and wild animals, tightening of the luggage carried by the border passers and easement of the passport holders were discussed. Sharma said that in the case of natural calamities in the settlements near the border, they discussed issues such as exchanging support, exchanging information, and coordinating the marketing of local products.

China did not agree to the export of Nepali cattle and fodder. Residents of the border areas have been demanding the export of chaunri yak. According to Sharma, the Chinese representative has promised to inform the higher authorities about the issue of cattle grazing as it is against the laws of their country.

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