Siraha Police Destroy Fireworks Worth Approximately NPR 150,000
Summary
Siraha police destroyed firecracker materials worth about NPR 150,000 that had been seized in different operations. The items were buried on the bank of the Kamala river amid concerns over illegal trafficking and the fire and accident risks linked to festival use.
Key Points
- Siraha police destroyed firecracker materials worth approximately NPR 150,000 that had been seized at different times.
- The destruction was carried out by the District Police Office Siraha and subordinate police offices on the bank of the Kamala river in Siraha Municipality-6.
- Police said the materials were destroyed in the presence of local residents and journalists.
- Authorities said they are monitoring and taking action against illegal trafficking, sale, distribution and use of firecrackers during festivals because of fire and accident risks.
