The bus (Ga 1 Dha 504) from Parbat was returning from a pilgrimage to the Supa Deurali, a religious site, in Arghakhanchi, said Chief of the District Police Office, Deputy Superintendent of Police, Diwas Bahadur GC.
The scheme has been implemented in four wards: 3, 7, 8 and 11 of Nepalgunj, targeting families vulnerable to disaster impacts. It so far covers 184 families. In the initial phase, it was launched for ward 3 and 7 and expanded to remaining two wards in the second phase.
Information officer and deputy superintendent of police (DSP) in district police office, Dang, Resham Bohora informed that the accident took place at 10 am today.
The encroachment issue affects about 36 bighas of land, especially near the cricket ground, where 751 families currently live.
A passengers carrying bus turned turtle today in Bardaghat Municipality-4, Nawalparasi district along the East-West Highway, leaving 16 people injured.
Nepal Forest Technicians' Association in Lumbini Province emphasized the urgency of controlling encroachment upon forests.
A woman got killed while her husband sustained injuries in a road accident that occurred on Friday afternoon along the East-West Highway at Thumsi in Gaidakot Municipality-9, Nawalpur district.
Chief Minister of Lumbini Province, Chet Narayan Acharya, has directed the authorities concerned to propose projects that can be implemented in the upcoming budget and policies and programmes. He advised for the exclusion of projects which can't be implemented.
Uttam Singh Panjabi, a resident of Pipal Chautara, Gagangunj, in Nepalgunj-7, got on Tuesday an amount of Rs. 232,000 as he had insured his house in the municipal scheme and his house collapsed due to rains.
Chief Minister of Lumbini Province Chet Narayan Acharya has said that academic activities should be prioritized based on the interests of students.
The Postal Highway Directorate Planning Office here has been requested to broaden the under-construction road at Khajura, Banke.
A new technology has been tested to reduce the increasing human-wildlife conflict in the buffer settlements of the Tarai. 'Artificial smell signals' have been introduced with the aim of preventing wild animals like tigers and leopards from entering human settlements.