It is suspected that it could be one of the two buses that went missing last year in Simaltal, Bharatpur Metropolitan City-29.
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The remains of a vehicle have been found on the banks of the Trishuli River in Dwondrang Valley, Aanbukhairahani Rural Municipality-5, Tanahun.
According to Chief Police Inspector Pratik Singh of the Area Police Office, Muglin, locals had informed the police after seeing the vehicle parts buried in the sand. The police immediately reached there and are working to remove the items found buried in the sand.
It is suspected that it could be one of the two buses that went missing last year in Simaltal, Bharatpur Metropolitan City-29. The remains of the bus were found 200 meters from the place where the bus went missing.
On Asad 28, 2081, two buses went missing in a landslide from Simaltal on the Narayangadh-Muglin road section to Trishuli.
The place where the parts were found is about 10 kilometers west of Jalbire.
