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Over 7,500 prisoners escape following nationwide Gen Z protests
Amid escalating Gen Z protests, 7,557 prisoners escaped from jails across Nepal, prompting nationwide deployment of security forces to recapture them.
Source:My Republica2025-9-10880 -
Chandragiri Cable Car Station Torched as Gen Z Protests Escalate
Source:The Himalayan Times2025-9-102244 -
Himalayan Airlines Flight from Lhasa Diverted to Pokhara
A Himalayan Airlines flight en route from Lhasa to Kathmandu was diverted to Pokhara International Airport (PHR) on Tuesday after operations were temporarily halted at Tribhuvan International Airport (TIA).
Source:SATV2025-9-101421 -
Protesters surround Nakkhu Prison, Rabi Lamichhane reportedly released
Source:The Himalayan Times2025-9-10918 -
Nepali Army appeals for restraint amid Gen Z protests
The Nepali Army urged calm amid Gen Z protests, mourning losses and vowing to protect Nepal’s unity and heritage.
Source:The Himalayan Times2025-9-101083 -
Nepali Army imposes prohibitory order, curfew nationwide until Wednesday morning
The Nepali Army has enforced nationwide prohibitory orders and a curfew starting September 11 in response to Gen Z-led protests, with future measures depending on the security situation.
Source:The Himalayan Times2025-9-101085 -
Ministry urges against VPN use
MoCIT has urged Nepalis not to use VPNs to access banned social media, warning of security risks and unauthorized use.
Source:The Rising Nepal2025-9-81096 -
Police open fire in Damak as Gen Z protest intensifies
Police opened fire during a Gen-Z protest in Damak, PM Oli’s hometown, on Sunday, leaving one injured and the town tense.
Source:The Kathmandu Post2025-9-81902 -
Police fire rubber bullets as Gen Z protest escalates in Baneshwor
Gen Z protests in New Baneshwor turned violent as police fired rubber bullets and imposed a curfew after demonstrators stormed Parliament.
Source:The Himalayan Times2025-9-82157 -
One dead as police open fire during Gen Z protest in New Baneshwar
A protest in New Baneshwar against corruption and the social media ban turned deadly Monday, leaving one demonstrator killed and dozens injured in clashes with police.
Source:The Kathmandu Post2025-9-81992
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