More than 50 people have been killed in mass riots in Nepal, Agence France-Presse reports, citing police, has been reportedly reportedly reportedly killed that 34 people have been killed in clashes. According to the updated data of law enforcement, 51 people were killed.
More than 1.3 thousand people were wounded. At the beginning of this week, Kathmandu and other Nepali were shocked by the riots, which took place after the resignation of protests against corruption and social networks and the resignation of Prime Minister Sharma Oley.
The main participants of the protests were students and the activists of the "Generation-Z" youth movement. The protesters set fire to government buildings, including the parliament, the Supreme Court, the prosecutor's office, as well as the houses of politicians and officials. Was introduced into a curfew in the country.
