KATHMANDU: People living in Kathmandu don't have a craving for living in a Metropolitan city as it doesn't offer the personal satisfaction like whatever other city offers far and wide.
As of late, Kathmandu was positioned as the fifth most contaminated city in the Pollution Index 2017.
Be that as it may, the Government of Nepal, on December 5, 1995 had proclaimed Kathmandu as a Metropolitan city on the premise of populace and income earned by the city.
Since, two decades on, the Kathmandu Metropolitan city has neglected to help its foundation in term of sewage and waste, refuse, abundant open spaces, contamination control, activity administration and drinking water among others.
With this poor framework, individuals have been hit hard in their every day lives because of air contamination and waterlogged streets amid the stormy seasons.
The snail paced street extension and postponement in the underground establishment of Melamchi Drinking Water extend have defaced the lives of the general population in the Valley.
As the rainstorm is onset, the street in the Kathmandu have transformed into rivulets ways because of poor sewage and waste framework which has made turmoil among people on foot strolling along the boulevards in the Valley.
It's disgrace that individuals living in the Metropolitan city have been denied of these premise offices offered by the Metropolis around the globe.
As of late, numerous political gatherings had included perfect and green Kathmandu in their political declaration, in any case, their vision neglected to materalise the issues confronting amid the blustery days in the Valley.
Recently chose agents made an open trick by clearing dust in the avenues of Kathmandu, consider the possibility that, they were chosen in the stormy days, they appeared to have no answer of immersion of Kathmandu streets in the blustery season.
The street immersion in the valley have hit hard for the suburbanites and vehicles employing in the valley.
All the more, essentially it is spreading foul odors, spreading ailment like cholera and discoloring the excellence and picture of the socially and generally rich city, Kathmandu.
The opportunity has already come and gone that we as a whole should join our hands in making Kathmandu a spotless, green and lively city in the South Asia.
