KMC removes tihar decorations from New Road

Kathmandu Metropolitan City has taken out garlands and decoration for Tihar in New Road area.

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KMC introduces free parking near Dharahara to ease urban congestion

KATHMANDU: In a bid to address the challenges posed by the recent restrictions on on-road parking in New Road, the Kathmandu Metropolitan City (KMC) has introduced a commendable initiative by offering a free parking facility near Dharahara, effective from today. Raju Nath Pandey

KMC preparing to declare New Road area ‘'No Vehicle Zone'

KATHMANDU, Jan 25: Kathmandu Metropolitan City (KMC) has prepared to declare the New Road area a 'No Vehicle Zone'.

KMC preparing to declare New Road area ‘'No Vehicle Zone'

KATHMANDU, Jan 25: Kathmandu Metropolitan City (KMC) has prepared to declare the New Road area a 'No Vehicle Zone'.

KMC to prohibit roadside parking in New Road area

KATHMANDU, Jan 23: Kathmandu Municipal Corporation (KMC) is going to ban vehicle parking on blacktopped roads in the New Road area from Tuesday.

KMC to prohibit roadside parking in New Road area

KATHMANDU, Jan 23: Kathmandu Municipal Corporation (KMC) is going to ban vehicle parking on blacktopped roads in the New Road area from Tuesday.

In pictures: New Road after parking ban

The Kathmandu Metropolitan City (KMC) has banned parking in the New Road area from Tuesday.

KMC intensifies tests in settlements after COVID-19 outbreak

KATHMANDU, May 19: The Kathmandu Metropolitan City (KMC) has intensified the tests in more crowded areas after the graph of coronavirus infection caseload has reached at alarming level day after another.  In order to contain the pandemic by identifying the status of the infected, KMC and Division of Epidemiology and Disease Prevention jointly initiated a bid to step up the antigen and PCR tests.  According to KMC sources, 12 out of 402 tested through antigen procedure in Kalimati vegetable market on Tuesday were diagnosed with coronavirus infection. It is to take place at Tukucha vegetable market today.  The tests have been initiated in the most vulnerable areas for transmission as identified by the Ministry of Health and COVID-19 Crisis Management Centre. A target is to perform such tests among 10,000 people.  KMC Health Division Chief Hari Kunwar said, “Results drawn from the tests would be helpful in sending the symptomatic patients to hospitals and asymptomatic patients to home isolation for monitoring”.  As per the plan, the antigen tests would be stepped up in the more populated areas such as Asan, Dillibazaar, New Road, Baluwatar and Koteswor in collaboration with KMC. Likewise, it would be performed in Bhaktapur Durbar Square and Patan Durbar Square in partnership with the concerned local level.  The KMC also has intensified PCR test in view of the rise in the spread of coronavirus infection. KMC is planning to collect swab for PCR tests in 16 sites from coming Sunday. The tests are undertaken among 600 people every day in 32 wards and 420 among the tested are found infected with coronavirus, said KMC Public Health Division.  As informed the KMC has also make arrangement to take the patients with severe infection to hospitals through ambulance. So far there are 11,631 active coronavirus infected in KMC.