DHANGADHI, Nov 9: Three fuel tankers entered Nepal on Monday through Gauriphanta border in Kailali district, informed police sub-inspector Jiban Gurung, who is also in-charge of Dhangadhi border.
No vehicles carrying supplies had entered Nepal from the border at Gauriphanta since Saturday morning.
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According to driver Dil Bahadur Chaudhary, three tankers, which were stranded on the Indian side of the border for the last three days, were allowed to enter Nepal.
"Although there are no protests at this border, the tankers were stopped on the Indian side," said Chaudhary, who spent three days in the tanker due to obstruction.
Only 10 percent of petroleum products are being sent through this border, informed Sharad Poudel, chief of Nepal Oil Cooperation Regional Office based in Dhangadhi.
