Bajura: While health post operates from dilapidated building, new Rs 23.6m structures sit empty
Summary
Two buildings worth Rs 23.66 million in Bajura have remained unused for more than five years, while the local health post continues to operate from a dilapidated structure and the ward office still lacks its own building. A local dispute over relocating the school has blocked efforts to put the campus facilities into use.
Key Points
- Two buildings built for a campus in Jukot, Swamikartik Khapar Rural Municipality-3, have remained unused for more than five years.
- The health post still operates from an old, dilapidated building and the ward office has no dedicated premises.
- The structures cost Rs 23.66 million, including construction, a boundary wall and land acquisition.
- Disputes between residents of lower and upper Jukot have prevented a decision on relocating the school or using the buildings for public services.
