Curfew going on (Hard news)



On chaitra 16 at the pleasant day of Friday on Tinkune Kathmandu, people have done protest for the comeback of King in Nepal. The protest is very challenging due to angry Nepalese citizens. Due to this protest district Administration Office have done curfew in different places of Kathmandu.


The curfew was enforced from 4:25pm to 10pm on Friday after pro-monarchy protesters vandalised and set fire to private homes, shops, media houses, political party offices, and government property. Later, authorities extended the restriction until Saturday morning.


Two people were killed, and 45 others were injured in violent clashes between security personnel and protesters. Seven people with bullet injuries are being treated at various hospitals in Kathmandu, including five at Tribhuvan Teaching Hospital and two at the National Trauma Centre.


Different authorities have vowed to take action against those responsible for the violence.











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