US EditionNepal election: Kathmandu empties as 800,000 Nepalis head home to vote
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Kathmandu, 5 Mar (Latin Press) Millions of citizens are now coming to the polls in Nepal to elect the members of the House of Representatives, in a process deemed decisive after the political crisis that led to the fall of the previous government. The post Nepal holds elections in a climate of high political expectation first appeared on News Prensa Latina.
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PressenzaPolling begins in Nepal under tight security cover
Guwahati: Polling has begun in the Himalayan nation of Nepal to elect a new Parliament in Kathmandu amid tight security cover, where nearly 19 million Nepali electorates are eligible to vote. As many as 23,112 polling centres under 10,963 polling stations across all 77 districts of the South Asian nation were ready to start the […] The post Polling begins in Nepal under tight security cover appeared first on EastMojo.
800,000 People Have Left the Capital Kathmandu Ahead of Nepal's General Election, Which Began Today.
Nepal, nestled in the Himalayan mountains, is holding parliamentary elections today. About 800,000 people from the capital Kathmandu and surrounding areas traveled to their homelands last week to cast their votes. About 10 percent of Nepal’s 30 million people live and work in the Kathmandu Valley. By law, citizens can only vote in their registered constituency, usually their hometown, so traffic out of Kathmandu has been snarled for hours in rec…
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