Nepal’s news, read twice.
Protests over inflation, education budget cuts and compulsory military service escalated into clashes with police in several German cities on Saturday night, while shops were looted in Frankfurt.
Protests over rising inflation, education-sector budget cuts and compulsory military service turned violent in Germany on Saturday night, with demonstrators clashing with police in several cities and shops looted in Frankfurt. Police in Frankfurt reported “violent riots” in the city, while demonstrations were also held in Berlin, Cologne and Hamburg.
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A young man was seriously injured in a shooting by an unidentified group in Rautahat on Tuesday and was taken for treatment. Further details have not been released.
A 28-year-old man, Rakesh Yadav, was injured when an unknown group opened fire in Gadwa Tole, Gaur Municipality-4, Rautahat, on Tuesday night. He was treated at Gaur Provincial Hospital and referred to Birgunj; police have not identified the attackers.
As Tihar approaches, Nepali flower farmers and florists in Kathmandu are concerned about imported flowers and plastic alternatives, while the Nepal Electricity Authority prepares for festival-period electricity needs.
