Two big industries close



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HETAUDA, July 2 - Two big industries in Hetauda, an industrial hub, closed down due to incessant bandas and subsequent shortage of raw materials, said concerned officials. Mahashakti Soap and Chemical Industry and Everest Polymer Industry pulled down their shutters after failing to withstand the shortage of raw materials. Other industries, too are on the verge of closure within two or three days, stated Makawanpur Industry Association (MIA) on Monday. Colgate Palmolive, Manakamana Biscuits, S Packaging are among those industries cutting their production volume due to deficit of raw materials and problems on exporting products.
“All industries within the industrial area will be closed if vehicular movement on the highways does not resume within two or three days,” said Rishi Ram Ghimire, vice president of MIA. Deepak Shrestha, president of Makawanpur Chamber of Commerce and Industry (MCCI), said exports from the district will further dwindle in the coming days if the situation does not improve.



Posted on: 2007-07-02 20:07:22 (Server Time)
courtesy: ekantipur.com

Desh ekdami bikash bhairakhya cha. Naya kholnuu ta kahaa kahaa bhako factory haru pani bandh garnu paryaa cha.
Its been more than a yr now. What the fug !!! I have not seen any new improvement except one bad news after another.
I was just talking to my fam... my sis was sayin that there was a dead body in front of our house yesterday. NOTHING HAS CHANGED SINCE LAST YEAR.

WHERE THE FUG ARE THOSE REPUBLIC SUPPORTERS WHO WERE SCREAMING FOR A CHANGE LAST YR ? ITS BEEN A YR ? WHERE IS YOUR GHANTAAAAA TANTRA ? PEOPLE ARE STILL DYING ON THE STREETS !!

THIS REALLY REALLY PISSES ME OFF. SONS OF BITCHES.

Its really a bad news for all of us. The situation in Nepal, since 4-5 years, has been becoming so worst that none of the industries has chance to grow up. Nepalese Industries have to rely on foreign countires, mostly India, for raw materials, machineries and even technical support. Companies make investment to make some profit, not to close their shutters! They have to pay interest for the loan, pay for employees, even if there are bandas or strikes. If the case is like this, what will be the future of our country? Kahile CHETANA aune hola, khoi???