Entrepreneurs can bring
as many goods as they want through Tatopani checkpoint
Kathmandu.
The Tatopani
checkpoint has been re-opened on Monday after the Chinese left for Lhosar.
According to the Tatopani Customs Office, the traders can now import as many
goods as they want from the Tatopani checkpoint after the closed checkpoint has
been reopened for a year.
Chief of the Tatopani Customs Office Lal Bahadur Khatri informed that eight containers carrying goods of Nepali businessmen have been coming from the checkpoint since Monday.
"The checkpoint,
which was closed on Friday, February 12, has been reopened from today. Eight
containers are coming today," said Khatri. Khatri said that the quota of
containers entering Nepal has also been removed with the opening of the
checkpoint.
According to Khatri, Nepali businessmen can bring in as many goods as they want through the Tatopani checkpoint. Stating that the Chinese side has requested to import the goods through the checkpoint safely, he urged the Nepali businessmen to resume trade.
The Rasuwagadhi
checkpoint, which has been closed since February 11 due to Lhosar, has not been reopened yet. In
an informal conversation, the Chinese side said that the checkpoint would be
opened from this Tuesday, but no further information was received after that,
said Rasuwagadhi Customs Chief Ram Prasad Regmi.
He said that the Chinese have not provided any information about the trade through the open border.
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