Sunil Jung Shah, Deputy Superintendent of Police at the Kathmandu Valley Traffic Police Office, said that 80,000 passengers have left the Kathmandu Valley in the last two days.
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Voters are continuing to travel from the federal capital Kathmandu Valley to their respective districts to cast their votes in the House of Representatives elections.
According to Pankaj Malla, head of human resources at private sector transport service provider Lotse Multipurpose Organization, 80,000 passengers have left the valley in two days on 374 public passenger buses on Friday and 317 on Saturday.
Deputy Superintendent of Police at the Kathmandu Valley Traffic Police Office, Sunil Jung Shah, said that 80,000 passengers have left the valley in the last two days.
