Resource shortage slows down construction sector

Shortage of labour and disruption in raw material supply has resulted in slow-down in labour-intensive sectors such as construction and real estate. 

Volunteers build house for homeless man

After battling leprosy for years, Tumpo could no longer work in...

VTOB dedicated Teacher’s Day to His Majesty The King

There were no children. Nor were there cards or hugging teachers...

Covid-19 forces 11,235 people out of jobs

The new coronavirus (Covid-19) pandemic has forced about 11,235 people out...

Protocol violators will have to bear their own expenses 

Health Minister Dechen Wangmo made it clear yesterday that hereon anyone...

Relief Kidu comes to the rescue of those in desperate needs

Pema Wangchuk lost his job when the government banned all sporting...

Govt. to arrange flights to bring back 649 Bhutanese

The government will arrange four relief flights to the Middle East...

Town residents blame old habits as they enforce safety measures

When washing hands with soap and water is not a habit...

Vendors along the highway hang on

The impact of Covid-19 pandemic has hit the vegetable vendors along...

Man commits suicide in Trashiyangtse

A 23-year-old villager from Parmer committed suicide on March 29. The victim,...

Dangdung BHU inaugurated

The wait was long, but it was worth. The new grade...

The 1955 Bumthang salt crises

Bhutan used to barter rice for salt with Tibet. Rice from...

Taxi drivers lose business, look for alternatives

To cope with the coronavirus pandemic, taxi driver Sonam of Trashiyangtse...

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