Engineer Bhola Prasad Sah said that the measurement work has started from the Gandak side and the work of measuring the right and left sides of the highway up to the sugar mill was completed on Tuesday.
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The work of determining the center point of the road for the main road expansion of the Tribhuvan Highway has begun in Birgunj from Tuesday.
According to Madan Mohan Kumar Singh, engineer of the Road Division Office, Hetauda, along with the technicians of the office, technicians and employees of the Survey Office, Birgunj, Birgunj Metropolitan City, District Administration Office and District Police Office have been deployed for this work.
Singh informed that the work of determining the center point has begun from Tuesday after a joint meeting of stakeholders in Birgunj Metropolitan City decided to identify the center point of the road as per the official standards of the Tribhuvan Highway and bury steel forts at that place.
Another engineer of the office, Bhola Prasad Sah, said that the measurement work has started from the Gandak side and the work of measuring the right and left sides of the highway up to the sugar mill was completed on Tuesday. He informed that the office is measuring 25/25 meters from the center of the highway as per the standards.
A week ago, the office had removed some roadside structures during the road expansion, but the actual center of the road was not clear, so there was confusion among local homeowners. Most of the locals were confused about how far their physical structures should be removed.
Earlier, on April 6 and 7, the Road Division Office had used dozers to remove structures from houses and huts from Gandak to Bhansar. In two days, the Road Division Office had done the initial phase of work on 1,200 structures. The remaining work has now been assigned to the homeowners themselves.
