Transport Ministry orders all offices to be declared broker-free zones

Issuing a statement on Friday, the ministry instructed departments and offices under its jurisdiction to designate their premises as areas where brokers are strictly prohibited.

By REPUBLICA

KATHMANDU, April 3: The Ministry of Physical Infrastructure and Transport has directed all its offices to be declared broker-free zones.

Issuing a statement on Friday, the ministry instructed departments and offices under its jurisdiction to designate their premises as areas where brokers are strictly prohibited.

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