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| lovaboy |
Posted
on 07-Sep-03 10:56 PM
Blasts rock Valley, many injured (10 AM)
Many people have been injured in 5 bomb blasts in the Valley set off by Maoists, police said. One person was injured in a blast in front of Nepal Rashtra Bank at Balwatar. Six persons were injured in a blast at the Land Revenue Office at Kalanki.
Six more persons were injured in another blast at Baneswore at P&P Complex, where the Department of Labour office is located, and nearby to the Ratna Rajya School. Another explosion were reported from Bhaktapur, first reports said.
There was a series of explosions at the Transport Management office at Ekantakuna, first reports said. The blast at Balwatar killed an eight year old student, reports said. nepalnews.com br/mr/rh Sept 08
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| Bhunte |
Posted
on 07-Sep-03 11:13 PM
Should we seek Lord Pashupatinath's help???
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| Bhunte |
Posted
on 07-Sep-03 11:55 PM
killings of innocents by placing bombs at public places is no brevity by any sense...
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| Bhunte |
Posted
on 08-Sep-03 12:12 AM
FROM CNN:
Bombs rock Kathmandu
Monday, September 8, 2003 Posted: 1:28 AM EDT (0528 GMT)
KATHMANDU, Nepal (Reuters) -- Four bomb blasts rocked Nepal's capital Kathmandu on Monday, wounding at least six people, one critically, police said.
No one has claimed responsibility but police suspect Maoist rebels set off the explosions at government installations. Details were not immediately available.
Nepal is battling a Maoist revolt to replace the constitutional monarchy with a communist republic.
The rebels broke a truce last month and walked out of peace talks after the government rejected their demand for a new constitution to define the role of the king.
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