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Briefly: Nurpur's market to remain closed

The market road from Chodharian Da Khuh chowk to Niazpur in Nurpur town will remain closed from November 19 to 30 for repair work. Nurpur MC Executive Officer Asha Verma said due to the repair work, the entry of vehicles...

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Shimla, Updated At : 08:48 AM Nov 19, 2024 IST

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The market road from Chodharian Da Khuh chowk to Niazpur in Nurpur town will remain closed from November 19 to 30 for repair work. Nurpur MC Executive Officer Asha Verma said due to the repair work, the entry of vehicles had been prohibited in the market area. The MC had procured requisite approval for restricting movement of vehicles on the damaged road stretch, she added.

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