34 thousand 556 on October 1st, 36 thousand 100 on October 2nd, 40 thousand 555 on October 3rd, 34 thousand 879 on October 4th and 43 thousand 124 passengers left the valley on October 5th.
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One lakh 89 thousand 218 passengers have left the country's federal capital Kathmandu to celebrate the festival in the last five days. According to the Kathmandu Valley Traffic Police Office, from October 1st to October 5th, 29,360 passengers left the valley in 29,360 public transports.
Lokendrasingh Guru, Deputy Superintendent of Police of the office, informed that those who came to Kathmandu Valley from different parts of the country for study, business, and employment have started going home to celebrate Dasai. According to him, those passengers went to their destination from Thankot, Sanga, Dakshinkali and Balaju. According to the
office, 34 thousand 556 on October 1, October 2 36 thousand 100, October 3rd 40 thousand 555, October 4th 34 thousand 879 and October 5th 43 thousand 124 passengers left the valley.
This year, due to the remoteness of the road, passengers are facing problems in their movement. Deknath Gautam, Secretary General of the National Association of Nepal Transport Professionals, said that due to the landslides on the highway due to the rains, there was a problem in the movement of vehicles.
'Mugling-Narayanghat road section was hit by landslides, buses were stopped for hours, due to which buses did not arrive in Kathmandu on time, causing problems in sending passengers to their destinations,' said General Secretary Gautam. He urged the government to operate the blocked highway on time.
In recent days, the number of passengers going home on Dasain has started to increase even at the National Bus Park Naya Bus Park located in Kathmandu Gongbu. Pankaj Malla, Head of Human Resources, Lotse Multipurpose Corporation, which operates the new bus park, said that the number of passengers going home from the new bus park has increased compared to other times. According to him, at other times around 4,500 passengers leave the New Bus Park, but now the number has increased to more than 15,000 daily.
