A large number of security personnel were mobilized since Saturday morning to remove the settlement structures. Meanwhile, dozers have now started operating.
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Demolition of houses and shacks has begun in squatter settlements in various parts of Kathmandu. Earlier, the government had issued a public notice to vacate those areas.
According to the notice, most of the people had already evacuated the settlements on Friday. A large number of security personnel were mobilized since Saturday morning to remove the structures of those settlements. Meanwhile, dozers have now started being used.
Thapathali: Dozers have started being used in the squatter settlements in Thapathali. According to Kantipur correspondent Daya Dudraj , the residents will be taken to the stadium in Tripureshwor. Although most of them had already taken their belongings yesterday, some are still taking their belongings. 
Gairigaun: According to Kantipur Television correspondent Shikha Shrestha , some people are moving belongings from the settlements in Gairigaun. Many people are living outside their homes. Some are working to extract zinc. Some shops have also opened, where they are selling goods. Some people complain that they were given less time and that they could not move. Only a small number of Nepal Police have been mobilized. The dozers have not been used.
Shantinagar: According to Kantipur correspondent Samarpan Shree in the Shantinagar area, some people there are making their own arrangements and going to Bhaktapur. They complain that the government has not made any arrangements for temporary accommodation. Some are sick and are not even able to move their belongings. 'The government has not shown them a place to stay yet,' said Tirtha Bahadur Shrestha of the settlement. Manohara Khola: 
Similarly, work is underway to pick up belongings from the settlement in Manohara Khola in Bhaktapur, Kantipur correspondent Sundar Shilpakar informed. According to him, most of the people are picking up belongings from the settlement themselves. The situation is normal.
