Domestic Brief Facelift
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ISSUE #143 (02 MAY 2003 - 08 MAY 2003)
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Ratna Park, at the centre of the capital, is next in line for a much-needed facelift according to the Kathmandu Municipal Corporation (KMC). Established 40 years ago, the park is spread over 42 ropanis and has an average of 3,000 visitors every day. The KMC plan includes putting up fences, constructing a water fountain, a green house and sheds, replanting gardens and installing garden lights. The project was designed by Hari Sharan KC and the minimum total cost is estimated at Rs. 1.2 million. KC says redesigning the park will take six months from start to finish. The government's Public Garden and Convention Hall Management Committee has already refused to fund the project citing a money crunch. The KMC is now looking for other sources to fund this facelift.
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