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KATHMANDU: The Nepali Army (NA) helicopter delivered the ballot papers to Jumla. The Election Commission (EC) helicoptered the ballot papers from Surkhet to Jumla. According to Rabin Thapa, Ganapati of Nepali Army’s Nandabox Gana, Nepali Army helicopters carried ballot papers twice on Wednesday.

He stated that the ballot paper had to be delivered by helicopter due to the destruction of the Karnali highway. Ballot paper reached Surkhet by car from Kathmandu, and the work of transporting to Jumla from Surkhet by helicopter begun. Ballot papers for the local elections were delivered to Jumla in a large truck. However, as the road is narrow, they are said to have had to be transported by helicopter this time.