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A body of a person has been found buried in garbage in Sukedhara in Kathmandu.
According to the police, the body was found covered with garbage inside the unused toilet built in the collapsed structure of Sharda Dangol and Tirth Shrestha on the west side of Dhovikhola Corridor in Sukedhara, Kathmandu Metropolitan City-4. Manebhangyang rural municipality of Okhaldhunga-7 Spokesperson of District Police Complex Kathmandu, where 50-year-old Advir Rai resides, Superintendent of Police Appelraj Bohra informed. He said that the police team arrived based on the information provided by the locals and found the body buried with mattresses, pillows, bags, dirty clothes, etc. Looking at the nature of the body, murder is suspected.
When the garbage was removed, Rai's head, forehead and nose had injuries that looked like they had been hit by a sharp weapon, and blood was found on his face and hair, the police said. Spokesman Bohra said that the incident is being investigated.
