Minister for Environment, Science and Technology of the Government of Nepal Ganesh Shah calls for Bagmati clean-up, while he is already in the stinking river Bagmati. The government and the local organizatios are trying to "conserve the holy river Bagmati" by pouring in more water through deep boaring and sewerage management.
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