After the days of violent riots in Nepal, which forced the Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli to resign, the protesters of the gene turned into cleaning streets, removed the debris and redraw the walls in Kathmandu.
Videos circulating on social media showed youth with brooms and waste bags in the hands of sweeping sidewalks and collecting remnants through the Nepalese capital.
The protesters were also seen as objects, such as refrigerators, microwaves and fans, plundered some demonstrators.
The video showed a group of young Nepalis cleaning street in Kathmandu, while another video showed volunteers to repair sidewalks.
Also read | A monarchy to be renewed in Nepal? Civil society claims “Army…”
According to media reports quoting organizers, cleaning was focused on proving civil responsibility and signaling that their movement was related to the rebuilding of protest.
In the recent protest of the “Gen Z”, at least 51 people were killed, who broke out across Nepal against corruption and ban on social media pages.
Almost 1700 people suffered injuries during protests. About 1,000 houses returned after healing.
Senior superintendent police Ramesh Thap, who is a collaborator for the Nepalese police, said the victims include one Indian national, three police officers and other Nepalese citizens, Kathmandu reported.
At least 36 bodies are in the University University University Hospital, Maharajgunj, where it began on Friday with postmort.
The protests began on September 8, 2025 in Kathmandu and other capitals, including Pokhar, Butwal and Birgunj, after a government imposition of the ban on the main social media platforms and quoted tax revenue and cyber security.
Also read | Sushila Karki or Kulman Ghising? Here’s what Nepal wants Gen-Z
In several cities, including Kathmandu, a ban on walking was imposed. According to a statement issued by the Nepalese army, it will continue until 17:00 and will be reopened from 19:00 to 6:00 on Saturday.
The protesters demanded the termination of “institutionalized corruption and protectionism” in administration. They want the government to be more responsible and transparent in its decision -making processes.
On Tuesday, Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli resigned shortly after hundreds of agitators entered his office and demanded his resignation about death during Monday’s protest.
Protests Gen from: The hotel industry suffers £25 billion losses
Nepalese hotel industry, vital earnings of its economy based on tourism, suffered a loss over £25 billion of nearly two dozen hotels across the country were vandalized, looted or ignited during recent protests against the government led by students.
The worst hit is the Hilton Hotel in Kathmandu, who himself stated that overlapping damage £8 billion, my Republica reported the news portal and quoted a statement issued by the Hotel Association Nepal (HAN).
Otnatics Domestic Dometics is an inner band in Kathmandu Valey, Pokara, Buhard, Bhapawawa, Bratgar, Bradha, Bangari, brother Dang-Tultur.
Many affected hotels will not be able to restore operations without repair and reconstruction, which will affect more than 2,000 workers, the Association said.
(Tagstotranslate) Nepalese riots
