Nepal Protests Leave Dozens Dead | JQJO

Violent protests in Nepal have left 34 dead and over 1,300 injured after a social media ban sparked widespread unrest. The protests, fueled by anger over corruption and unemployment, led to the resignation and flight of Prime Minister Khadga Prasad Oli. The army took control of Kathmandu, and grieving families are demanding justice for their loved ones killed by police. Many residents are fleeing the country, while the search for an interim leader continues amidst uncertainty and widespread damage to government buildings.