Illegal structures demolished along river corridors in Kathmandu Valley
Summary
Authorities have intensified efforts to demolish over 2,300 illegal structures along river corridors in Kathmandu Valley, including Kapan, as directed by Prime Minister Balendra Shah. Displaced families are being relocated while land ownership verification is ongoing.
Key Points
- Authorities are demolishing illegal houses and huts on public land across Kathmandu Valley, including Kapan.
- The demolition drive targets structures along the Bagmati River and its tributaries, extending to areas like Dhobikhola corridor, Balaju, Machhapokhari, and Tilganga.
- More than 2,300 structures have been demolished so far, with daily counts provided for Devinagar, Balaju, and Tilganga.
- Displaced families have been relocated to holding centers, and authorities are verifying land ownership to address the issue long-term.
