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Only Up to Three People Allowed for Farewell and Welcome at Airport

The Civil Aviation Authority of Nepal has introduced a new rule to control overcrowding at Tribhuvan International Airport. Now, only up to three people will be allowed to accompany a passenger for departure or arrival greetings. The authority said the decision was made due to excessive crowds caused by large numbers of relatives, which created management difficulties. It has also requested public cooperation to maintain order at the airport.

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10 Apr, 2026

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