A recent fatal electric vehicle fire in Nepal has highlighted the country's lack of safety regulations despite the rapid adoption of green transport. To protect the public and ensure the continued success of its climate policies, Nepal must urgently mandate international safety standards for vehicle imports and provide specialized training for emergency responders.
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A recent fatal electric vehicle fire in Nepal has highlighted the country's lack of safety regulations despite the rapid adoption of green transport. To protect the public and ensure the continued success of its climate policies, Nepal must urgently mandate international safety standards for vehicle imports and provide specialized training for emergency responders.
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