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Well-equipped Bus Park constructed in Kohalpur

NEPALGUNJ, April 18: A well-equipped Bus Park with shopping complex has been constructed in Banke's second large city in Kohalpur.
By Republica

NEPALGUNJ, April 18: A well-equipped Bus Park with shopping complex has been constructed in Banke's second large city in Kohalpur.



Kohalpur municipality constructed the Bus Park in the loan contract with the Town Development Fund. According to the municipality source, preparation is underway to bring the Bus Park into operation soon.


Chief Executive Officer of Kohalpur municipality, Tikaram Dhakal informed that construction of 59 commercial shutters, including bus parking, ticket counter and shopping complex has been completed.


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He further shared the Bus Park has three platforms. Arrangement would be made for health posts and banks and security posts within the Bus Park along with the commercial shutters, he informed.


Constructed in the corner of Kohalpur Chauraha, the Bus Park has a capacity to keep over three dozens of long and short distance vehicles.


The contractor would complete the construction of the Bus Park and hand it over to the municipality soon, he shared.


Kohalpur municipality mayor Purna Acharya said transport service would be operated across the country from Nepalgunj and Kohalpur after the completion of the Bus Park construction.


 

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