'Lawmakers, including communication minister, barred from entering Dang until four-lane road construction picks up pace'

Dang, April 5 The Ghorahi-Tulsipur Four-Lane Road Struggle Campaign has announced a ban on the entry of ministers and lawmakers into Dang.

The campaign has put up banners at Ghorahi's Chowk with information that elected lawmakers from Dang have been barred from entering the district, saying that many people have died due to the stranded Ghorahi Tulsipur road.

According to the campaign, ministers and lawmakers will be barred from entering the district until the construction of the road picks up pace. Despite winning the election by making the road an issue, the ministers and lawmakers have betrayed and barred them from entering the district until the construction work picks up pace.

Minister for Communications Rekha Sharma, lawmakers Deepak Giri, Metmani Chaudhary, Dilli Chaudhary, Raju Khanal, Dhan Bahadur Maski, Prachanda Bikram Neupane, Anurag Khadka and Indrajit Tharu have been barred from entering the district.

Bhairahawa records 44 degrees Celsius, Butwal 40 degrees Celsius

 According to doctors, hot air causes air pollution and affects the breathing of children, the elderly and patients.

Butwal, 5 Baisakh.   Butwal and Bhairahawa districts have been experiencing heat wave conditions. Bhairahawa and Nepalgunj recorded the highest temperature of 44 degrees Celsius in Nepal on Tuesday. Bhairahawa recorded the highest temperature of 44 degrees Celsius in Nepal and Butwal at 40 degrees Celsius.  According to accuweather.com, which is considered reliable globally, butwal's air quality is very poor due to rising temperatures.

According to doctors, air pollution affects the breathing of children, the elderly, and patients.

Physician Dr. Nandu Pathak has advised not to go out of the house for urgent work this summer, to walk with an umbrella, and drink plenty of water.

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Nirmal Chaudhary, the environment inspector at the State Forest and Environment Ministry, said that the temperature has increased this year as compared to the previous year.

Human behavior and activities, industries, and factories say that temperature rises and the environment will be affected. He said that the air will be polluted even if there is no proper management of waste. Chaudhary said forest fire incidents also played a role in air pollution and rising temperatures.

Chaudhary suggested that governments at all three levels should pay attention to the weather and environmental awareness and make the citizens safe.