Kathmandu metropolis bans sale of plastic flowers and garlands ahead of Tihar
Summary
Kathmandu Metropolitan City has banned the sale and distribution of plastic flowers, garlands and decorative items ahead of Tihar, and has designated multiple locations for the sale of fresh flowers and garlands. Vendors have been urged to prioritize products grown by Nepali farmers, with municipal police warning that substandard floral items will be confiscated.
Key Points
- Kathmandu Metropolitan City has banned plastic flowers, garlands and decorative items for Tihar.
- The city has designated several locations across Kathmandu for the sale of fresh flowers and garlands.
- Municipal police warned that plastic or substandard floral products will be confiscated.
- Vendors are being encouraged to sell flowers and garlands produced by Nepali farmers.
