At least 14 killed in Nepal protests over social media ban, corruption
Summary
At least 14 people have died, and dozens were hurt in Nepal during protests against the government's social media ban and alleged corruption. Police used live bullets and tear gas to control the crowds, which mostly consisted of young people. The protests followed the government's decision to block access to several popular social media platforms.Key Facts
- At least 14 people have died in the protests in Nepal.
- The protests are against a government ban on social media and claims of corruption.
- Police used live ammunition, tear gas, and rubber bullets at the protests.
- Many protesters suffered serious injuries, including gunshot wounds.
- The government blocked platforms like Facebook and YouTube, citing misuse issues.
- Thousands of young people, including students, protested in Kathmandu.
- A curfew was extended in areas around government buildings in Kathmandu.
- Protesters criticized the government's "authoritarian attitude".
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