Issuing a press statement, IME said the service aims to replace the traditional fees payment system. [break]
"By using this product, parents can pay the fees from any of IME´s 2,600 plus agent outlets across the country," the statement said, adding that plans are underway to launch the service for Nepalis living and working in foreign countries so that they can remit school/college frees of their children in Nepal through IME´s international agent network.
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