HoR session: MPs raise issues from problems facing students in medical college to road accidents
Summary
Lawmakers in the House of Representatives raised concerns over students facing fake doctors and high fees at a medical college in Birgunj, along with rising road accidents and problems in the buffer zone areas. During zero hour, MPs also pressed the government to ensure timely fertilizer, irrigation, fair crop prices, and better support for farmers affected by elephants and other local hardships.
Key Points
- Lawmakers used the HoR's urgent hour to raise issues ranging from problems at a medical college in Birgunj to road accidents.
- MPs demanded timely fertilizer, irrigation, fair prices for crops, and better support for farmers facing wildlife damage and other difficulties.
- Several MPs called for free treatment, compensation, transparent procurement, and action on local administrative and disaster-related issues.
- Members also urged the government to address menstrual pain forcing girls to miss school and to strengthen the national treasury.
