Chief of Customs, Anant Prasad Timsina, said that the Trinagar Customs Office in Dhangadhi, which was completely damaged by fire, had been cleaned and the necessary services had been started.
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Efforts have been started to temporarily re-operate by cleaning the various offices in Kailali which were destroyed during the Gen-G movement.
Chief of Customs, Anant Prasad Timsina, said that the Trinagar Customs Office in Dhangadhi, which was completely damaged by fire, had been cleaned and the necessary services had been started.
The office staff of Godavari municipality in Kailali have also been engaged in cleaning since Wednesday morning. Administrative officer Shivraj Bhat said that efforts are being made to see if the basic work can be started in a few days. Similarly, the entire ward office including the municipal building was destroyed, Ghodaghodi Municipality's Ward No. 1 will arrange for an alternative building and will start urgent work such as revenue collection and citizenship recommendation from Thursday, Ward President Ghanshyam Ojha said.
The Kailari Rural Municipality, which was set on fire along with the entire ward office, has said that it is going to start the social security fund work by making alternative arrangements in the municipal building. The employees of District Court Kailali are also engaged in cleaning since two days ago. On the other hand, employees have started cleaning in the offices of the Chief Minister and the Council of Ministers.
