The full extent of damage and potential casualties from this new tremor, which impacted the same regions affected by Friday's earthquakes, remains unclear.
A wave of outrage has gripped Nepal's media community on Saturday following the tragic death of Avenues TV journalist Suresh Rajak, who was reportedly burned alive during a violent pro-monarchy protest in Tinkune, Kathmandu.
Kathmandu: The curfew imposed in the Baneshwar-Tinkune area of Nepal was lifted on Saturday as tensions began to ease. The order had restricted movement, gatherings, and protests in the region. To date, 51 individuals, primarily leading pro-monarchy protesters—including senior vice-chairman of the Rastriya Prajatantra Party, Rabindra Mishra, General Secretary Dhawal Sumsher Rana, along with others—were.
Naypyidaw [Myanmar]: The death toll from the recent magnitude 7.7 earthquake in Myanmar has surged to 694, with 1,670 individuals reported injured, according to the country’s military junta. This data pertains solely to the Mandalay region, which is near the earthquake’s epicenter. The junta also reported that 68 people are currently missing in the Mandalay.
New Delhi: The navies of India and Russia commenced a six-day bilateral naval exercise, as stated by the Ministry of Defence. This naval exercise, named ‘INDRA,’ began on Friday in Chennai and marks the 14th iteration of this significant partnership in maritime affairs between the two countries. The exercise is set to conclude on April.
New Delhi: In response to a series of powerful earthquakes that have resulted in over 144 fatalities and 700 injuries in Myanmar, India is dispatching more than 15 tonnes of relief supplies. An Indian Air Force (IAF) C-130J aircraft will deliver the aid from Air Force Station Hindon. The relief materials include tents, sleeping bags,.
Nepal: Several buildings and vehicles have been vandalized in Nepal after a violence broke out in Kathmandu on Friday after protesters calling for the restoration of monarchy in Nepal clashed with security personnel. Reports reaching said that the authorities has imposed a curfew in the Tinkune, Sinamangal and Koteshwor areas of Kathmandu and tightened security.
Residents reported that the airstrikes on the Command Camp caused damage to nearby homes, buildings, and shops in the surrounding residential neighborhoods
Rawalpindi: Authorities in Pakistan on Friday deported over 200 Afghan refugees to their home country as the deadline of March 31 of deportation approaches, reports said. Reports reaching said that out of the 923 individuals arrested in Rawalpindi, 213 were deported to Afghanistan, according to local media reports on Thursday. This deportation comes before the.
