Chitwan. It is estimated that more than two billion rupees have been damaged in Bharatpur Metropolitan City during the Genji protests. On September 24, the metropolis office and ward office were attacked.

KMC Chief Administrative Officer Laxmi Prasad Poudel said details of the loss were being collected and the damage was estimated at over two billion rupees. The office of Bharatpur Metropolitan City was completely gutted in the fire. The health and agriculture offices of the metropolis have suffered minor damages.

Damages have been caused in 20 out of 29 wards in the metropolis. Ward No. Except for wards 2, 9, 11, 12, 20, 25, 27, 28 and 29, some have been completely damaged while some have suffered partial damages.

According to Poudel, 26 vehicles, five motorcycles and a scooter were destroyed in the fire. The fire trucks include two fire engines, a grader, two compactors, a broomer, a water carrier and a safety tank cleaning vehicle.

Among the vehicles of the metropolis, the vehicles carrying the mayor, deputy mayor and chief administrative officer are kept safe. Two JCBs, a compactor, a fire engine and a tractor are safe.

According to Jhalak Kumar Shrestha, senior section officer at the metropolis, they are collecting data about the number of items burnt in the store. Office furniture, computer, television, inverter, battery, documents and other materials used in the fire have been destroyed in the fire. According to him, two thousand electric stoves brought for distribution to the metropolis residents have been burnt and stolen.

Apart from this, other items have also been stolen. The houses of Mayor Renu Dahal and Deputy Mayor Chitrasen Adhikari were also completely damaged by the mob that set the houses on fire. Likewise, the house of Suresh Chandra Adhikari, expert advisor of Kathmandu Metropolitan City, was also torched and looted.

Chief Administrative Officer Poudel said that the recommendation of the service seekers and the urgent works would be carried out from today itself. He said that he has started providing whatever services he can. He said that repair will be started after assessing the damage.