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Kathmandu Airport Reopens Amid Turbulent Protests and Strife
Tribhuvan International Airport resumed flights after a two-day closure due to protests that caused over 21 deaths and disrupted thousands of travelers, officials said.
- The Nepalese Army arrested 27 individuals involved in violent acts during protests against government corruption.
- At least 19 people have died and 500 were injured amid ongoing unrest, with security forces managing the situation through a nationwide curfew.
- Former Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli resigned on September 9, 2025, following escalating unrest and demands for government accountability.
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Nepal protests: Kathmandu airport reopens amid violent Gen Z protests
Kathmandu’s Tribhuvan International Airport is set to resume operations from Wednesday, a day after being forced to shut down due to violent protests across Nepal. The Nepal Civil Aviation Authority (NCAA) confirmed the reopening after a security meeting was held involving airport and military officials. “We hereby inform that the flights suspended due to adverse circumstances would now be lifted, which has been made in accordance with the decis…
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rd.nlThe death toll from this week's protests in Nepal has risen to 25. Soldiers are guarding parliament and patrolling the empty streets of Kathmandu, where a curfew is in place. The international airport in the Nepalese capital reopened after a day.
Kathmandu’s Tribhuvan International Airport To Reopen From Today, Says Nepal Civil Aviation Authority Amid Gen Z Protest
The Nepal Civil Aviation Authority on Wednesday announced that Kathmandu's Tribhuvan International Airport will reopen from today, lifting the suspension of flights imposed due to adverse circumstances. In an official statement, the authority said, 'We hereby inform that the flights suspended due to adverse circumstances would now be lifted'. Kathmandu’s Tribhuvan International Airport To Reopen From Today, Says Nepal Civil Aviation Authority Am…
Kathmandu Airport Reopens Amid Turbulent Protests and Strife
Kathmandu's Tribhuvan International Airport resumes operations after a suspension caused by ongoing protests and unrest in Nepal. Security measures are enforced amid Gen Z-led demonstrations over corruption, resulting in mass arrests and curfews. The unrest has led to tragic outcomes, including fatalities and property damage.
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