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Foreign Ministry Urges Maldivians to Avoid Nepal as Unrest Deepens After Government Collapse
The Maldivian Ministry of Foreign Affairs issued a travel advisory urging citizens against non-essential travel to Nepal, where violent protests toppled the KP Sharma Oli government and the capital is under military control with a curfew declared. The ministry said it is working with the Maldivian High Commission in India and Nepali agencies to support Maldivians, especially students in Kathmandu.
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We need to normalise the present difficult situation and protect our historical and national heritage, public and private property, and ensure safety for the general public and diplomatic missions.
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58 yearsage of Army Chief General Ashok Raj SigdelThe Standard“We need to normalise the present difficult situation and protect our historical and national heritage, public and private property, and ensure safety for the general public and diplomatic missions,” the 58-year-old General said.
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The Maldivian Ministry of Foreign Affairs issued a travel advisory cautioning citizens against non-essential travel to Nepal.NepalThe StandardThe Maldivian Ministry of Foreign Affairs has issued a travel advisory cautioning citizens against non-essential travel to Nepal, where violent protests have toppled the KP Sharma Oli government and left the capital city under military control.
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Authorities in Nepal declared a curfew across key districts of the capital following days of deadly unrest.KathmanduThe StandardAuthorities in Nepal have declared a curfew across key districts of the capital following days of deadly unrest marked by arson, looting, and widespread violence.
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