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PM Balen Shah Halts 3% Equity Fee on Private Education and Health Sectors

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Prime Minister Balen Shah has announced the suspension of the proposed 3% equity fee on private health and education institutions. The decision, shared via social media on Tuesday, aims to prevent additional financial strain on citizens. Shah stated that immediate implementation would burden service users, leading to the halt. The move affects private schools and hospitals across Nepal, providing temporary relief to families.

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