Kathmandu, June 5
The Kathmandu Metropolitan City has asked the public to contact them within seven days to see if the public toilets can be utilized. The metropolis has issued a notice asking hotels,
restaurants, banks, business buildings, and others to contact them within seven days to see if the public may use the restroom.
Individuals who are interested in the information should contact the office within seven days of the information being published.
”In order to improve public access to toilets, it has been decided to make public the public toilets of hotels, restaurants, banks, commercial buildings, malls, shopping complexes, companies, firms, businessmen, and non-governmental organizations within the metropolitan area,” according to the notice. ”It’s been released.”
At a meeting of the local executive committee on May 30, the metropolis determined that
toilets throughout the metropolitan region, including hotels, might be utilized to improve public access to toilets.
