Nepalese police opens fire on Bhutanese refugees
Nepalese police opens fire on Bhutanese refugees
Nepalese police opened fire on a group of Bhutanese refugees demonstrating outside their camp in southeastern Nepal, killing one and wounding several.
Police opened fire after the group of refugees defied a curfew and began throwing stones at police, according to the chief government administrator in the area, Jayamukunda Khanal.
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