Yet another fire breaks out at Supreme Court, damaging case department
Summary
A fire broke out at the Supreme Court’s new building in Kathmandu on Wednesday morning, damaging sections of the case department on the ground floor. Three computers and office furniture were damaged, and Justice Hari Bhattarai said the blaze may have been caused by an electrical short circuit.
Key Points
- A fire broke out at the Supreme Court’s new building in Kathmandu and damaged parts of the case department on the ground floor.
- Three computers, tables and chairs in Sections 20 and 21 were damaged.
- Justice Hari Bhattarai said the fire may have been caused by an electrical short circuit and urged precautions.
- This is the second fire at the Supreme Court in recent weeks, following another incident in the records section on September 2.
