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KATHMANDU: The fire that engulfed the building of Subisu Cablenet Pvt Ltd this afternoon has been brought under control.

According to Senior Superintendent of Police (SSP) Shyam Gyawali at the Metropolitan Police Office, Ranipokhari, the blaze has been completely brought under control.
There has been no reported human casualty or injury, SSP Gyawali added. As to the loss of property, details regarding the same are in the process of being collected.


SSP Gyawali further informed, preliminary investigation points that the fire was ignited from an electric short circuit in the area of the building where petrol was being stored, which caused the fire to take a massive form.
Firefighters in seven fire engines and security personnel from Nepal Police, Armed Police Force, and Nepal Army doused the fire that filled the sky with black smoke which was visible from various parts of the city.
The fire occurred at around 12:45 this afternoon.
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Write comment (94 Comments)Kathmandu, August 7
Up to three lakh subscribers of Subisu Cablenet (P) Ltd were affected across the country after its data centre located at its Baluwatar head office caught fire today.
While the internet service in the Baluwatar area remains disrupted, the company claimed that it was able to resume services to other areas of the valley and across the country by around 5:30pm.
According to Sudhir Parajuli, chief executive officer of Subisu, as the company has a backup data centre in Thapathali, they were able to resume internet services quite soon. &But, Baluwatar area may be affected for the next few days,& he added.
However, hundreds of Subisu subscribers took to the social media today saying the internet connection was down in their area.
SubisuClear TV services were also disrupted after the incident. &It may take longer to resume our TV services. We will try to resolve the Clear TV issue by Thursday evening,& he said.
Fortunately, no human casualty or injury has been reported. According to Parajuli, it might take some time to gauge the loss caused by the fire.
Subisu has been providing its broadband and net television services in 65 districts.
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Write comment (98 Comments)KATHMANDU: A building of Subisu, a Baluwatar based internet service provider, has been caught in flames this afternoon.
According to Senior Superintendent of Police (SSP) Shyam Gyawali at the Metropolitan Police Office, Ranipokhari, the fire erupted from a barrel of petrol kept in the building of Subisu Cablenet Pvt Ltd in KMC-4 at around 12:45 pm.
Efforts are going on to bring the blaze under control.
Firefighters and security personnel from Nepal Police, Armed Police Force of Nepal, and Nepal Army have been putting in efforts to douse the fire.
There has reportedly been a huge loss of property. No human casualty or injury has been reported.
Further details of the incident are awaited.

Here are some images and videos shared by witnesses on Twitter:
East of Nepal House in Baluwatar at this monent pic.twitter.com/R3sEAzWKYi
— Arun Dhoj Adhikary (@arundadhikary) August 7, 2019
Live fire baluwatar subisu office pic.twitter.com/NfuHtdM6YB
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Write comment (96 Comments)KATHMANDU: An improvised explosive device (IED) was defused outside the premises of St XavierCollege at Maitighar in the capital city, Wednesday morning.
According to police, the explosive device was discovered at around 5:50 am and a bomb disposal team from the Nepal Army was sent to the site to defuse it.
The team defused the bomb at around 7:44 am. Further investigation is ongoing.
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Write comment (99 Comments)KATHMANDU: The Ministry of Culture, Tourism and Civil Aviation (MoCTCA) has formed a task force to study the present status of Nepal Airlines Corporation (NAC), determine problems affecting it, and introduce suggestions to find a way forward. MoCTCA made the decision public through a press release today.
According to the statement, the task force has been established to study various aspects of NAC in order to determine problems plaguing the company and to figure out ways of improvement in its functioning. It is expected to present a proposal with tangible solutions within a period of one month along with a work-plan to implement the suggested solutions.
The Corporation has not been able to free itself of various managerial and operational problems for a long time now, states the Ministry. Despite various efforts put in for its effective management, such efforts have not taken the expected pace. Therefore, the Ministry believes that it is necessary to increase the business capacity of the Corporation and bring immediate as well as long term improvement in the companyinternal management.
Such measure is deemed necessary as the flag-carrier is the medium for countryairway and tourism development. Likewise, the Airlines represents Nepal in the international sky.
The five-member task force will be coordinated by former secretary of Nepal government, Sushil Ghimire. Other members of the task force are accounting expert Pramod Karna, management expert Dim Prakash Poudel, Captain Sudhir Shamsher Rai, and Joint Secretary at the Ministry Buddhi Sagar Lamichhane.
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