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MPs Raise Concerns in House of Representatives on Border Disputes, Child Rights, and Fire Safety

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Lawmakers in the House of Representatives have drawn the government's attention to several pressing issues, including the border dispute between Humla and Bajura districts, the dissolution of the National Child Rights Council, and the need for modern fire engines in Itahari. The discussions also touched upon parliamentary procedures and opposition demands for accountability.

• Lawmakers urged the government to resolve the border dispute between Humla and Bajura districts through dialogue, noting that the Karnali highway has been obstructed, affecting essential services.
• Concerns were raised about misbehavior and physical attacks related to the border dispute, with demands for medical treatment for the injured, security, and herb conservation in the Saipal area.
• An opposition MP warned of parliamentary obstruction if the government does not address the 'monkey menace' within a week, criticizing inaction on wildlife-related damage.
• The Rastriya Swatantra Party called for the reversal of a decision to dissolve the National Child Rights Council, emphasizing the need for strong child protection systems.
• Ashok Chaudhary requested an immediate arrangement for a new ambulance in Itahari Municipality and highlighted the destruction of fire engines during recent unrest.