Nepal President seeks end to crisis engulfing nation


The army has imposed a curfew in the Himalayan nation of 30 million people after the worst violence in two decades. - Photo: Reuters

KATHMANDU: Nepal's president said Thursday (Sept 11) he was seeking an end to the crisis that has engulfed the Himalayan nation since deadly protests this week ousted the prime minister and left parliament in flames.

The army has imposed a curfew in the Himalayan nation of 30 million people, with soldiers patrolling the largely quiet streets for a second day after the worst violence in two decades.

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