KAtmandu, 9 sets. (askanews) – Chaos in Nepal, with the capital Katmandu put on fire and violent events and the clashes with the police, who led to the death of 22 people and hundreds of injuries; The government today has made back, unlocking access to the social platforms, thus canceling the measure decided a few days ago, but the protests did not stop.
The demonstrators, mainly young people, who took to the streets with the request to revoke the ban on social media and to fight corruption, set fire to Parliament, to the Supreme Court, other government buildings and the residence of Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli who resigned.
The homes of various politicians also stormed. The wife of the former Nepalese Prime Minister Jhalanath Khanal died after reporting very serious burns after his residence has been set on fire.
Many flights to Katmandu International Airport have been deleted, due to visibility problems on the skies of the capital due to the columns of smoke.
The Nepalese army urged the demonstrators to maintain calm and defend national unity, reaffirming their commitment to safeguard the independence, sovereignty and territorial integrity of the country.
The “Genz protests” have already been renamed: Many boys who protested not only for the ban on using social networks, now reactivated, but against a policy that have called “corrupt”, citing the decision to block the platforms to a want uncomfortable truth.
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