Thimphu Thromde observed the Zero Waste Hour in tribute to the 35th Birth Anniversary of Her Majesty the Gyaltsuen, during which all staff actively participated in cleaning activities across the city, covering eight key areas. A total of 22 bags equivalen
Upon the completion of two new waste Drop-Off Centers at Hejo and Kelki by the Bhutan Ecological Society, the facilities have now been officially handed over to Thimphu Thromde and are open to the public. With these additions the total number of operation
As part of the Clean Thimphu City Initiative, Thimphu Thromde has outsourced street sweeping and drain cleaning services in the Norzin Zone to Green Bhutan Services with effect from 1st May 2025.
To improve the supply of clean drinking water to Pamtsho-Jungzhina and surrounding areas in North Thimphu, a new 1.4 MLD Water Treatment Plant (WTP) is nearing completion.
To enhance climate resilience and ensure a stable water supply, the water pipeline from Chamgang Balancing Tank to Simtokha Bridge is being realigned along the roadside. This realignment will reduce the risk of landslides, improve maintenance access, and
A high-level delegation, including H.E. the Ambassador of India to Bhutan, H.E. the Minister of Foreign Affairs and External Trade (MoFAET) of Bhutan and senior officials from the Embassy of India (EoI), MoFAET and Ministry of Finance conducted a field vi
The Hon’ble Dasho Secretary of the Ministry of Infrastructure and Transport (MoIT), along with officials from the Department of Human Settlement (DHS) and the Policy and Planning Division (PPD) of the ministry, visited Thimphu Thromde today.
Today, as part of the Nationwide River Cleaning Initiative, Thimphu Thromde successfully coordinated the cleaning of the Thimphuchu, from Pangrizampa to Debsi bridge.
In recognition of their dedicated service to the nation, 18 officials of Thimphu Thromde were honored with medals and certificate by Dasho Thrompon and the Executive Secretary on December 10, 2024.
Thimphu Thromde handed over 120 LED shoulder lights and 2 speed guns under the Bhutan Green Transport Project (BGTP), funded by The Korea-World Bank Partnership Facility (KWPF).
