One of the flyovers would be built at the Tribhuvan International Airport in the eastern part of the city and the other at Kalanki, the main land route linking Kathmandu with outside districts, the 'Kathmandu Post' quoted finance ministry sources.
The remaining five flyovers would be built in between these two constructions around the Ring Road complex.
According to the daily, the deal was agreed upon during the last Nepal-China Inter-governmental Meeting held in July 2007 after the completion of which, there is another plan to increase the width of the Ring road and construct sidewalks, sources said.
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