Customs Clearance Resumes in Rasuwa After MRP Sticker Agreement
Summary
Customs clearance has resumed in Rasuwa after importers agreed to affix MRP stickers to goods post-import, boosting revenue collection. Flood damage from last year continues to impact the customs yard and dry port operations, with reconstruction efforts underway.
Key Points
- Customs clearance in Rasuwa resumed after importers committed to affixing MRP stickers post-import.
- Approximately Rs 65 million revenue was collected within two days of resumed clearance.
- Flood damage from last year's Asar 24 flood still hampers customs inspection and dry port operations.
- Efforts and temporary arrangements are ongoing to repair the customs yard and facilitate Nepal-China trade revival.
