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On the ground in Nepal: Empty streets under tight army watch

On the ground in Nepal: Empty streets under tight army watch

Posted on September 10, 2025 By admin


Reporting from Lazimpat Road, usually one of Kathmandu’s busiest stretches, The Hindu’s Health Editor Ramya Kannan describes a city transformed. On Tuesday night, protesters set fire to garbage heaps and staged “victory marches,” but by Wednesday afternoon, army pickets and checkpoints had replaced the crowds.



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