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QRT from Lalitpur Metropolitan Police get electric scooters

KATHMANDU, July 21: The Quick Response Team (QRT) from the Lalitpur Metropolitan City Police has been provided with five electrical scooters for quick services in the metropolis. On Thursday, the city police organized a program and informed the public about the five electric bikes that were put into operation. It was stated at the program that the electric scooters were brought into operation to provide services to the residents of the metropolitan city quickly.
By Republica

KATHMANDU, July 21: The Quick Response Team (QRT) from the Lalitpur Metropolitan City Police has been provided with five electrical scooters for quick services in the metropolis. On Thursday, the city police organized a program and informed the public about the five electric bikes that were put into operation. It was stated at the program that the electric scooters were brought into operation to provide services to the residents of the metropolitan city quickly.


Speaking at the event, Chiri Babu Maharjan, mayor of Lalitpur Metropolitan City (LMC), announced that all the vehicles to be purchased by LMC in the coming days will be electric. He claimed that there will be no petrol, diesel and kerosene powered vehicles. He told the Quick Response Team that these bikes were purchased to reach the area immediately in case of any problem within the metropolis.


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Mayor Maharjan mentioned that even small things can make a big difference and that even if buying electric scooters for the QRT was a small thing, it would have a big impact. He said that the work of installing CCTV cameras at various places was being done by realizing the importance of security at a time when the concept that ‘Patan city does not sleep 24 hours’ is being taken forward.


The LMC mayor said that the metropolitan city is now working on purchasing an ultramodern fire engine. He also said that teams with scooters will be deployed to monitor parking, traffic jams, remove unauthorized advertisements and hoarding boards placed against the standards and take action against any illegal activities.


 

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