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Humla-Surkhet Road Dilapidated, Cheap for Passengers

Humla – Humla – Surkhet road has become dilapidated and has become cheap for the passengers. Whether it is rain or shine, the journey becomes difficult due to the clothes getting scratched at any time. Due to the pitiful condition of the road, passengers have to suffer constant fares. This reality of the Karnali corridor has again raised questions about the role of the government in road construction, upgradation and management. Sarkegad Mun…

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