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Lone automobile workshop in Samtse town struggling with shortage of spare parts

May 5, 2020
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With international borders closed due to the Coronavirus, Samtse town’s lone automobile workshop is struggling to meet the demands of its increasing customers.

Several vehicles are left at the workshop, with the supply of vehicle spare parts from India, stopped following the border closure.

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