The Nepali army has deployed patrols as the country grapples with its most severe unrest in decades.
“We are trying to normalize the situation first,” army spokesman Raja Ram Basnet said on Sept. 10. “We are committed to protect the life and property of people.”
In a post on X on Sept. 10, the Nepali army said, “To address problems arising in the aftermath of protests, we urge everyone to coordinate with the concerned authorities in time.”
“[Demonstrations] carried out in the name of protest, including vandalism, looting, arson, and attacks on persons or property, can cause irreparable damage to national assets,” it said….
Troops Deployed as Nepal Faces Fiercest Unrest in Years
