452 police offices damaged during Gen Z protests rebuilt
Summary
The Police Circle Gaushala in Kathmandu has been reconstructed within a year after being set ablaze during the Gen Z protests. Inspector General of Police Dan Bahadur Karki said 452 of 459 damaged police buildings have now been rebuilt and returned to operation.
Key Points
- Police Circle Gaushala, which was burned during the Gen Z protests, has been reconstructed within a year.
- IGP Dan Bahadur Karki inaugurated the rebuilt office and barracks building in Kathmandu on Sunday.
- Karki said 452 of the 459 police buildings damaged in arson and vandalism during the protests have been restored.
- He credited local communities, elected representatives, organizations and donors for helping rebuild police infrastructure.
