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WHO congratulates Nepal for legislation to restrict trans-fatty acids in…

Kathmandu, Feb 17: The World Health Organization (WHO) has congratulated Nepal for formulating law on restricting levels of industrially produced trans-fatty acids in food items. Issuing a press statement recently, Saima Wazed, Regional Director for South East Asia, lauded Nepal for taking steps to curb the production of trans-fat through

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Mustang, Dolpa are now connected to the road network
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Nearly 363,164 left Kathmandu, difficult to get tickets for travelers
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Flood affected Saptari people face acute shortage of clean drinking water
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Drones used in delivering food to road-blocked areas in Kavre
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My efforts for credibility and trust in judiciary: CJ Raut
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NC, UML deposit Rs five million each to Prime Minister Disaster Relief Fund
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Construction Entrepreneurs’ Council deposits Rs 10 million to PM Disaster Relief Fund
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