Curfew order issued in Gaur of Rautahat

Kathmandu. Due to the clash between two communities in Gaur of Rautahat, the administration has issued a curfew order to control the situation. The curfew order was issued by the administration after the dispute which took place after different communities raised obstacles in Sapgada tol of Gaur municipality ward No. 6 of Rautahat.

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