Violent demonstration in Bangladesh, Embassy of Nepal requests Nepali Students to stay safe
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Kathmandu: The Embassy of Nepal has requested Nepali Students to stay safe in Bangladesh.
After the demonstration against the quota turned violent, all government, private universities and educational institutions were shut down.
Likewise, The Embassy of Nepal in Dhaka expects for important work requests not to leave hostels or staying places.
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