Auto Rickshaws Improve Transportation in Banke's Remote Areas
Summary
Auto rickshaws have begun operating in the remote rural areas of Banke’s Rapti Sonari and Narainapur municipalities, easing short-distance travel for residents. Locals say the new service has reduced waiting times, improved access to Nepalgunj, and benefited students, workers, the elderly and the sick.
Key Points
- Auto rickshaws are now operating in the rural areas of Rapti Sonari and Narainapur in Banke, improving local transportation.
- Residents say the service has ended the difficulty of finding vehicles for short trips and reduced travel time to Nepalgunj.
- The rickshaws have especially helped children, the elderly, the disabled, students, teachers, employees and sick people.
- Drivers say the new service is also providing them with a steady income in the village.
