Death toll in Nepal protests rises to 25

Death toll in Nepal protests rises to 25

September 10, 2025   07:07 pm

The death toll in protests in Nepal against the government’s decision to block social networks and against corruption has risen to 25.

This was reported by the country’s Ministry of Health.

It also said 633 people were injured.

- Agencies

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