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Poor thromde, poor services!

Kinga owns three buildings in Thimphu. Last income year, he paid Nu 700,000 in income taxes. The road leading to his commercial buildings are in dire state. Those who leased the properties are questioning him, on a daily basis, for the poor roads and drainage system. Kinga is helpless. 

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