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Nepal to reopen its second border point with China for supply of essential goods
Kathmandu: Nepal has decided to reopen its second border point with China after five months for the supply of goods like construction material and equipment necessary for hydropower and airport projects, according to a media report.Nepal on January 29 closed its two border points with China -- Tatopani and Rasuwagadhi -- to prevent the spread of the coronavirus.The Tatopani border point was opened on April 8 to bring medicines and health equipment from China.The two countries have now agreed to resume one-way traffic to Nepal through the Rasuwagadhi border, the Kathmandu Post reported.The exact date to reopen the border has not been finalised, it said.Hari Prasad Pant, chief district officer of Rasuwa, said that reopening the border point