Minister Ghisingh has directed to manage the burnt vehicles to remove the ugly sight of the Singha Durbar complex.
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Energy, Water Resources and Irrigation, Physical Planning and Transport and Urban Development Minister Kulman Ghising has said that the vehicles burnt in the Singha Durbar complex during the Gen-G demonstration should be managed elsewhere.
Minister Ghising's secretariat informed that he has instructed today to remove the vehicles and manage them elsewhere as the Singha Darbar complex looks ugly. .
'Don't keep the office looking small, let's work on the interior but don't let the exterior get ugly, let's make it better as soon as possible. The damaged vehicles are scattered here and there and the Singha Darbar complex looks ugly, now let's remove them immediately to give a positive message and manage them,' said Minister Ghisingh.
He To convey the message that we have recovered from the destruction, he instructed us to paint the outside of the building that had only suffered a general fire, to immediately remove the fire-damaged vehicles from the ministry and office premises, and to assess the damage immediately.
Minister Ghising clarified that the reconstruction will be started by collecting support from the government, Nepalis at home and abroad through the campaign 'We will build our structure ourselves'.
The Ministry of Urban Development has formed a working group to determine the damage to the subordinate structures and has started work.
