109,636 people leave Kathmandu Valley since Ghatasthapana

The rush of passengers returning home from Kathmandu Valley to celebrate Dashain is increasing by the day. A total of 109,636 people have left Kathmandu Valley from Ghatasthapana until Tuesday.
As Dashain approaches, more people are leaving the capital to return to their villages. With a growing number of passengers heading home for the festival, crowds of travelers and public vehicles have begun appearing at various exit points of the valley, including Kalanki.
Crowds of passengers heading home, along with the public vehicles carrying them, have increased at the valley's major exit points. As Dashain draws nearer, the number of passengers leaving the valley keeps rising each day.
Dashain is a major festival for Hindus. To celebrate it, many citizens who live in Kathmandu Valley for work, study or other purposes return to their homes every year.
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