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A joint meeting of road construction stakeholders has been held in Daunne to remove the traffic jam in Daunne along the East-West Mahendra highway. The meeting has instructed the contractor company to do fast work to facilitate highway movement by placing gravel in the valley by the end of May.
The contractor company has agreed to show diligence in the construction of the highway access road leading to the inner settlements of the highway.
Dumkibas under Bardghat road section under Mahendra Highway has been instructed to deploy large machines and technical manpower around the clock in the 14 km section. With the onset of the rainy season, there was also a discussion on the arrangement of heavy equipment to help restore the highway, and to work 24 hours a day to end the situation in which the road is jammed for hours every day.
District Coordination Committee Head Baburam Bishwakarma, Binayi Triveni Rural Municipality Chairman Ghanshyam Giri, representatives of Chinese contractor companies, representatives of road construction projects, consultants, heads of district-based security agencies and concerned bodies participated in the meeting coordinated by the district administration office.
Chief District Officer Bhabishwar Pandey expressed his displeasure with the representative of the Chinese contractor company road project saying that according to the discussion held in Downne on March 23, the work could not be done in the field. Assistant Chief District Officer Madhab Prasad Sharma informed that the contractor company is ready to work there by adopting all measures to prevent the highway from being blocked in the 14 km stretch.
The team of stakeholders who inspected Mahendra Highway from Kawasoti to Downne held a meeting in Downne on Friday and reviewed the work done so far. Ghanshyam Giri, Chairman of Binayi Triveni Rural Municipality expressed his dissatisfaction with the contractor and consultant company saying that the progress of Mahendra Highway, which is one of the biggest projects in the country, is equal to zero. He promised that his municipality is ready to provide necessary gravel, stone and ballast in the case of
. Stakeholders have demanded that the road department should depute more staff to end the traffic jams on the highway and arrange the vehicle lanes. District Police Chief Yadav Dhakal said that 24-hour duty of police is not enough in dusty and muddy places and asked the road department to help by adding manpower to the highway.
