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Rs 26 m of Nabil Bank looted

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A vehicle carrying Rs 26 million in cash of Nabil bank that was heading from Madhendranagar to Dhangdai has been robbed on Tuesday.
The vehicle (Ma 1. Cha 146), carrying the cash was robbed by the group of masked men at Godawari Bridge in Kailali-Kanchanpur border area.
The perpetrators incapacitated the four officials in the vehicle and ran away with the looted money. 
The robbers also took mobile phones of three officials among four. 
According to the officials, the robbers tied them and escaped. 
Meanwhile, police have started interrogating the officials. The police have initiated massive man hunt in search of the robbers.
source-kantipuronline

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