Mega Motors turns good samaritan

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KATHMANDU: On the occasion of its second anniversary Mega Motors, a dealership under CG Automobiles, provided shirts, stationeries and lunch boxes to physically challenged and orphan children housed at Disabled Rehabilitation Centre, Gokarna.

Karan Chaudhary, executive director of Chaudhary Group, handed over the support to the children. The Disabled Rehabilitation Centre Nepal was established in 2002.

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