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BAGLUNG, Oct 15: Two employees of District Agricultural Development Office, Parvat, have been suspended after they remained absent for four years without informing the office, according to the office. Among those suspended are technicians Balram Bhusal and Kavita Koirala.



According to law, the employees staying on leave for more than three months without notice can be sacked.



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