The Samtse lockdown

Except in Samtse and Gomtu towns, where people are allowed to move (walk) within their zones using their movement cards, the rest of Samtse is still under lockdown.

It is close to a week since lockdown in Samtse started due to a positive case from the community.

Man sentenced for fraudulent cheque writing

Thimphu dzongkhag court’s criminal bench II earlier this month sentenced a...

Permanent bridge over Marachhu to benefit villagers

With a permanent bridge constructed over Marachhu in Athang, Wangduephodrang, people...

Private vehicle owners rob taxi drivers

Taxi drivers in Trashigang are unhappy with private vehicles carrying passengers...

No reliable health centre in Rangtse

Located about a 30-minute rough drive from Sombaykha drungkhag, Rangtse, a...

Farmers in Sarpang struggle to sell chillies

Farmers in Sarpang are struggling to sell chillies despite slashing the...

Air travel down 87 percent, losses in billions last year

The advent of novel coronavirus hit the airline industry in the country the...

Sand and stone prices irk residents in Gelephu

The prices of sand and stones for people in rural areas...

Police nab suspect in Babesa murder case

Thimphu police arrested the roommate of a 38-year-old man, who succumbed...

Bhutan observes world telecommunication day

The Ministry of Information and Communications (MoIC) recognised 10 websites in...

Children’s park in Trashigang remains deserted

With broken slides and no maintenance, the only children’s park in Trashigang town is...

No medical shop in Trongsa town

With no medical shop in Trongsa town, residents have to visit...

National Assembly bye-elections on June 29

Bye-elections in Mongar and Nganglam constituencies will be held on June...

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