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Kathmandu waste collection to face disruptions during Dashain festival

Kathmandu Metropolitan City has announced that waste management will be affected at the final disposal site for four days.

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Narayan Temple in the middle of Asan Bazaar, a very busy place of Kathmandu Metropolitan City. On the day of Hindu festival Haribodhani Ekadashi, special worship is offered here.
Narayan Temple in the middle of Asan Bazaar, a very busy place of Kathmandu Metropolitan City. On the day of Hindu festival Haribodhani Ekadashi, special worship is offered here.Photo: Rajesh Dhungana / Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 4.0

In short

  • Waste management at the final disposal site will be affected for four days from 1 Kartik.
  • Sanitation workers will take leave to observe the main days of the Dashain festival.
  • Residents and businesses are requested to separate biodegradable and non-biodegradable waste.

Kathmandu Metropolitan City stated that waste disposal operations will experience interruptions at the final disposal location over a four-day period beginning on 1 Kartik. The local authority explained that sanitation personnel will be away celebrating the primary days of the Dashain festival, which leads to the temporary slowdown in services. Sarita Rai, who leads the environment management department for Kathmandu Metropolitan City, urged households, offices, and commercial establishments to sort their waste into organic and inorganic categories. Residents are asked to store these segregated materials properly during the affected dates before regular collection schedules resume. The municipality clarified that the disruption will last strictly from 1 Kartik to 4 Kartik, after which standard waste management routines will continue as normal. Authorities emphasized the importance of public cooperation in managing household and business waste during the festival holiday.

From public sources and the WeNepal research team

https://wenepal.com/article/kathmandu-waste-collection-to-face-disruptions-during-dashain-festival-20261016

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