Joint patrol of Nepal Police and Chinese Police at Korla border crossing

A joint foot patrol has been conducted to control and reduce crimes from the border area from Pillar No. 24 to Pillar No. 23 at Korola Naka. In the

patrol, an 8-member team under the command of Shushil Lamichhane, chief sub-inspector of the Lomanthang area police office of Nepal Police, and 8 policemen under the command of Liji police office chief sub-inspector Tesdar Dorje on behalf of the Chinese police participated .

'A joint patrol has been conducted based on the information about possible criminal activity in Pillar No. 23, which is out of road access, in the area under the mountains,' said Bhojraj Pandey, Chief Deputy Superintendent of Police, District Police Office Mustang, 'We believe that joint patrolling in the border area will control border crime  ; And the joint patrol will continue.'

Mustang has a 134.16 km international border with China's self-governing Tibet from 18-33 with 16 border posts. Between them is the place where the 24th border post is located, Korola Naka . A magnificent Chinese dry port built with 24 boundary pillars at Corolla Naka And the connected smooth wide road connects to "China National Highway 219" from Shigatse, a little further from Dhongwasen.

Mustang's four directions are separated by mountains. Muktinath Himal and Damodar Himal border Manang District in the east, Mukut Himal with Dolpa in the west, Nilgiri South and Dhaulagiri Himal with Myagdi in the south, and Mustangbhot Himal (Dhangdhungmar) with China's Tibet in the north.