KANCHANPUR, Feb 6: Reports about unauthorized extractions of sand from the Doda River in Shuklaphanta Municipality-12 have drawn the attention of the local government, prompting it to increase surveillance against the move.

It is high time that the authorities concerned stepped up surveillance and scrutiny and took preemptive measures to foil any such attempts to rig or foil the elections.

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KATHMANDU, Feb 25: Traffic police has intensified surveillance on vehicles violating the no-horn rule in the Kathmandu Valley.

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KATHMANDU, Oct 27: Home Minister Ram Bahadur Thapa has instructed the National Information Department (NID) to intensify surveillance on forces trying to incite instability in the country.

UDAYPUR, Dec 18: The District Police Office, Udyaypur has come up with stern measures against ‘flourishing’ illegal sex trade in some hotels based in the district-headquarters Gaighat.

KATHMANDU, Nov 28: Dismissing worries about the storage of ballot boxes of phase one parliamentary and provincial assembly polls for ten days, local administrations and political parties have said they have sealed the storage rooms in most of the districts with separate padlocks from each major political party.

CHITWAN, May 10: The District Police Office (DPO) Chitwan has classified people with a track-record of hooliganism in the past and intensified surveillance for them to avoid untoward incidents during the silent period of the election.

KATHMANDU, Dec 19: Laxmi International Pvt Ltd, the authorized distributor of Hyundai Motors in Nepal, has handed over 25 units of Hyundai Traffic Surveillance Support Camera to District Police Office (DPO), Kaski.

KATHMANDU, Aug 10: As in earlier narcotics busts, Nepal Police have blamed the Department of Customs at Nepal’s only international airport-- Tribhuwan International Airport (TIA)-for inadequate surveillance on incoming drug smugglers and carriers, and for thus contributing to Nepal becoming a transit point for them.