Nepal schools shut after threat

15 Apr 2005

A number of private schools in western Nepal have shut down following threats from Maoist rebels. Dozens of schools in the south-western town of Butwal and its neighbouring areas were due to re-open on Friday after a long holiday. Full Story

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Nepal schools shut after threat

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