Over One Million Travelers Depart Kathmandu for Dashain as Police Enforce Strict Highway Safety Protocols
Festive rush peaks across Kalanki, Gongabu, and Koteshwor transit hubs as transport authorities deploy radar guns, breathalyzers, and dual-driver verification teams along accident-prone corridors.
- An estimated 1 to 1.2 million citizens are exiting the Kathmandu Valley to celebrate the grand festival of Dashain with families in their ancestral districts.
- Traffic Police establish 14 dedicated 24/7 commuter assistance centers at Gongabu New Bus Park, Kalanki, Koteshwor, and Thankot.
- Mandatory dual-driver enforcement implemented on all long-haul intercity bus routes over 250 kilometers to counter driver fatigue.
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Festive rush peaks across Kalanki, Gongabu, and Koteshwor transit hubs as transport authorities deploy radar guns, breathalyzers, and dual-driver verification teams along accident-prone corridors.
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