नेपालमा खुलेआम दिनदहाडै यसरी बन्न थाले निलो फिल्म.उमेर पुगेकाले मात्र हेर्नुहोला(भिडियोसहित)नेपालमा खुलेआम दिनदहाडै यसरी बन्न थाले निलो फिल्म.उमेर पुगेकाले मात्र हेर्नुहोला(भिडियोसहित)
Dhobi Khola clean-up caps 200-week mark
A file photo shows Bollywood actress Manisha Koirala (left) and volunteers participating during the 218th week of Bagmati River clean-up drive in Tripureshwor, Kathmandu. POST FILE PHOTO
Feb 11, 2018-The Dhobi Khola (Rudramati) clean-up campaign has reached 200th week on Saturday. The almost four-year long drive has seen cleaning of ten different sections of the river starting from Budhanilakantha to its edge.
Workers removed around 30 metric tonnes of solid waste while cleaning 13 kms stretch of the river. Purushottam Kandel said, “The clean-up drive involved around 5,000 volunteers.”
Kandel is sociologist at High Powered Committee for Bagmati Civilization Integrated Development (HPCBCID) that works under Ministry of Physical Planning.
The Mega Bagmati Clean-up campaign entered 248th week on Saturday. Volunteers extracted two metric tonnes of garbage from Guheshwori.
Addressing the concluding session of the campaign, CPN-UML leader Madhav Kumar Nepal stressed on bringing change in modality of cleaning drive as things have not changed much. “In Nepal, the things that have to be done earlier are done later, and the things that are to be carried out later are carried earlier. This is exactly happening
to rivers in Nepal,” said Madhav Nepal.
When M K Nepal was the prime minister of the country in 2009, the ‘Bagmati Action Plan 2009 to 2014’ was unveil. The HPCBCID in collaboration with the National Trust for Nature Conservation had prepared the plan.
Nepal showed his concern on the lack of implementation of Action Plan and said its needs to be amended.
“We need integrated plans to make the drive result oriented and sustainable. Local residents should be actively involved in this. Locals should take the responsibility of keeping the river clean,” said Nepal.
Speaking at the 200th week clean-up event, Kathmandu Metropolitan City (KMC) Deputy Mayor Hari Prabha Khadgi requested everyone to save rivers in the valley as they are connected to Kathmandu Valley’s civilization, culture and heritage sites.
Dhobi Khola clean-up caps 200-week mark
A file photo shows Bollywood actress Manisha Koirala (left) and volunteers participating during the 218th week of Bagmati River clean-up drive in Tripureshwor, Kathmandu. POST FILE PHOTO
Feb 11, 2018-The Dhobi Khola (Rudramati) clean-up campaign has reached 200th week on Saturday. The almost four-year long drive has seen cleaning of ten different sections of the river starting from Budhanilakantha to its edge.
Workers removed around 30 metric tonnes of solid waste while cleaning 13 kms stretch of the river. Purushottam Kandel said, “The clean-up drive involved around 5,000 volunteers.”
Kandel is sociologist at High Powered Committee for Bagmati Civilization Integrated Development (HPCBCID) that works under Ministry of Physical Planning.
The Mega Bagmati Clean-up campaign entered 248th week on Saturday. Volunteers extracted two metric tonnes of garbage from Guheshwori.
Addressing the concluding session of the campaign, CPN-UML leader Madhav Kumar Nepal stressed on bringing change in modality of cleaning drive as things have not changed much. “In Nepal, the things that have to be done earlier are done later, and the things that are to be carried out later are carried earlier. This is exactly happening
to rivers in Nepal,” said Madhav Nepal.
When M K Nepal was the prime minister of the country in 2009, the ‘Bagmati Action Plan 2009 to 2014’ was unveil. The HPCBCID in collaboration with the National Trust for Nature Conservation had prepared the plan.
Nepal showed his concern on the lack of implementation of Action Plan and said its needs to be amended.
“We need integrated plans to make the drive result oriented and sustainable. Local residents should be actively involved in this. Locals should take the responsibility of keeping the river clean,” said Nepal.
Speaking at the 200th week clean-up event, Kathmandu Metropolitan City (KMC) Deputy Mayor Hari Prabha Khadgi requested everyone to save rivers in the valley as they are connected to Kathmandu Valley’s civilization, culture and heritage sites.
