After public transport was stopped due to transport businessmen, Nepal Police has brought two buses into operation in Kathmandu.
According to the spokesperson of Nepal Police, Senior Superintendent of Police Ramesh Thapa, two buses have been brought into operation free of cost for the convenience of the public.
Police under route 1 Naxal, Baluwatar, Teaching, Chakrapath, New Bus Park, Balaju, Swayambhu, Kalanki Balkhu, Satdobato, Lagankhel, Jawalakhel, Thapathali, Maitighar, Putlisadak, Jai Nepal Hall and one under route 2 Naxal, Rato Pul, Gaushala, Airport Koteshwar, Thimi, Sallaghari, Suryavinayak, Chabhil, Sukedhara, Chakrapath, Another bus has been put into operation in Teaching and Baluwatar areas.
Due to the businessmen's movement, long and short distance public vehicles are not running in Kathmandu Valley either. It seems that only shared transportation, private motorcycles, cars and some taxis ply on the roads of Kathmandu Valley.
According to the spokesperson of Kathmandu Valley Traffic Police Office Superintendent of Police Deepak Giri, public buses, micro buses and tempos are not running. As per the announced program, the busy streets of Kathmandu seem to be deserted from early morning as the businessmen do not want vehicles with black number plates.
However, passengers are seen waiting for vehicles at bus stops in Kathmandu. Some are going to the destination on foot and some are using ride sharing services such as Pathao, Indrive etc.
Gandaki state government has introduced ride-sharing rules against the constitution, and the transport businessmen have not run public transport across the country on Monday with 7 points of demand.
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