KATHMANDU: Locals have demanded that the government provide compensation for land and physical structures acquired for the Birgunj Dry Port in Sirsiya, Birgunj.
The locals began an indefinite sit-in protest at the main gate of the dry port on Monday, saying that repeated discussions, negotiations and agreements with the concerned government agencies regarding compensation have not been implemented.
Originally published by Khabarhub on Oct 5, 2026
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