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Balen Shah's government continued its campaign to clear...

Balen Shah's government continued its campaign to clear footpaths of unauthorized vendors and shops throughout the month of April. The city police have been mobilized to ensure that sidewalks remain clear for pedestrians, significantly improving the flow of foot traffic in busy areas like New Road and Asan. While the move has faced some criticism from street vendors, the administration maintains that public spaces must be accessible to everyone. To support those displaced, the city is looking into designated market zones where vendors can operate legally without obstructing public movement. This action is seen as a crucial step toward making...

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Balen Shah's government continued its campaign to clear footpaths of unauthorized vendors and shops throughout the month of April. The city police have been mobilized to ensure that sidewalks remain clear for pedestrians, significantly improving the flow of foot traffic in busy areas like New Road and Asan. While the move has faced some criticism from street vendors, the administration maintains that public spaces must be accessible to everyone. To support those displaced, the city is looking into designated market zones where vendors can operate legally without obstructing public movement. This action is seen as a crucial step toward making Kathmandu a more walkable and organized city.