Nepal

ONCE-OVER

ONCE-OVER

By Rishi Singh

Rights of 133 abused

TANAHUN: At least 133 persons were victimised in 43 human rights violation cases reported in Tanahun from January 1 to June 30, 2005, said a report released on Tuesday by INSEC, Tanahun unit. Eighty-three men and 15 women were victimised by the state, 16 men and women were victimised by the Maoists, and eight men, two women and one child were victimised by other sectors. — HNS

Schools reopen

SINDHULI: Sindhuli boarding schools, which had remained closed for the past two weeks following Maoist pressure, have reopened from Tuesday, after an understanding was reached

between school representatives and Maoists on the initiative of the FNJ, Sindhuli. — RSS

Woman’s body found

LAHAN: The body of a woman, who had been missing for the last three days, has been recovered from the flooded Khati river near Lahan. According to Area Police Office, Lahan, Bed Kumari Dahal, 67, had gone to her maternal home at Katari, Udayapur, and was returning

when she went missing on Saturday. — HNS

Two commit suicide

CHARIKOT: A 76-year-old man and a 29-year-old woman, residents of Bhimeshwor Municipality-2 and Namdu VDC-5, committed suicide by hanging themselves on Monday. The deceased have been identified as Puja Bahadur Joshi and Radhika Rimal. — HNS