Operation of Bhat-Bhateni after monarchists’ attack (Photo Feature)
By Saturday morning, cleanup efforts had begun, with broken glass being cleared. Bhat-Bhateni has resumed services.
Kathmandu: The Bhat-Bhateni Supermarket in Koteshwor, which was damaged during the demonstration of monarchists on Friday, has resumed operations.
Protesters had hurled stones at the building’s glass windows and vandalized vehicles and stalls within the premises. Incidents of looting and theft also took place at Bhatbhateni.
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By Saturday morning, cleanup efforts had begun, with broken glass being cleared. The Supermarket has resumed services, accelerating repair and sanitation work.
A vegetable stall has been set up within the premises for sales.
(Glimpses from Bhat-Bhateni’s operation on Saturday)
(Photos: Essence Shrestha)
Nepali version of the photo story
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