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11 June 2024

Sitaram Hachhethu, Chief of Lalitpur Metropolitan Police, is pointing to the pollution clearance sticker on the windshield of a vehicle that is passing the air pollution inspection in Lalitpur, Nepal, on June 11, 2024. The Lalitpur Metropolitan City (LMC) is, for the first time in the Himalayan Nation, checking the pollution levels of both private and public four-wheeled vehicles plying on the road and offering a green sticker, signaling clean and well-maintained, in coordination with the Transport Management Office. Those who fail the pollution check are receiving a warning of a week to fix the vehicle, and upon passing the deadline, they are being subjected to punishment.

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11 June 2024

Members of the Lalitpur Metropolitan City Police are inspecting the pollution level of a vehicle by stopping it on the side of a road as a measure to curb air pollution in Lalitpur, Nepal, on June 11, 2024. The Lalitpur Metropolitan City (LMC) is, for the first time in the Himalayan nation, checking the pollution level of both private and public four-wheeled vehicles plying on the road and offering a green sticker, signaling clean and well-maintained, in coordination with the Transport Management Office. Those who fail the pollution check are given a warning of a week to fix the vehicle, and upon passing the deadline, would be subjected to punishment.

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11 June 2024

Members of the Lalitpur Metropolitan City Police are inspecting the pollution level of a vehicle by stopping it on the side of a road as a measure to curb air pollution in Lalitpur, Nepal, on June 11, 2024. The Lalitpur Metropolitan City (LMC) is, for the first time in the Himalayan nation, checking the pollution level of both private and public four-wheeled vehicles plying on the road and offering a green sticker, signaling clean and well-maintained, in coordination with the Transport Management Office. Those who fail the pollution check are given a warning of a week to fix the vehicle, and upon passing the deadline, would be subjected to punishment.

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11 June 2024

Officials from the Transport Management Office are printing details of a vehicle that is undergoing a pollution level check as the Lalitpur Metropolitan City is starting a drive to check the pollution level of vehicles, a measure to curb air pollution in Lalitpur, Nepal, on June 11, 2024. The Lalitpur Metropolitan City (LMC) is, for the first time in the Himalayan nation, checking the pollution level of both private and public four-wheeled vehicles plying on the road and offering a green sticker, signaling clean and well-maintained, in coordination with the Transport Management Office. Those who fail the pollution check are receiving a warning of a week to fix the vehicle, and upon passing the deadline, they would be subjected to punishment.

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11 June 2024

Sitaram Hachhethu, Chief of Lalitpur Metropolitan Police, is sticking a pollution clearance sticker on the windshield of a vehicle that has passed the air pollution inspection in Lalitpur, Nepal, on June 11, 2024. The Lalitpur Metropolitan City (LMC) is, for the first time in the Himalayan Nation, checking the pollution levels of both private and public four-wheeled vehicles plying on the road and offering a green sticker, signaling clean and well-maintained, in coordination with the Transport Management Office. Those who fail the pollution check are receiving a warning of a week to fix the vehicle and, upon passing the deadline, are being subjected to punishment.

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11 June 2024

Members of the Lalitpur Metropolitan City Police are inspecting the pollution level of a vehicle by stopping it on the side of a road as a measure to curb air pollution in Lalitpur, Nepal, on June 11, 2024. The Lalitpur Metropolitan City (LMC) is, for the first time in the Himalayan nation, checking the pollution level of both private and public four-wheeled vehicles plying on the road and offering a green sticker, signaling clean and well-maintained, in coordination with the Transport Management Office. Those who fail the pollution check are given a warning of a week to fix the vehicle, and upon passing the deadline, would be subjected to punishment.

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