Proposed Nepal law could fine airlines up to Rs 1.5 million for overcharging
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- The Ministry of Culture, Tourism and Civil Aviation is drafting legislation that would allow the Civil Aviation Authority of Nepal to impose fines of Rs 500,000 to Rs 1.5 million on airlines that sell tickets above approved fares, especially during festivals, disasters and emergencies.
- The draft bill also specifies that repeat violations could be penalised with a fine twice the normal amount.
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