AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoBroad Peak Tragedy: Nepal-born mountaineer Nirmal “Nims” Purja and a 10-member team are missing after an avalanche struck Pakistan’s Broad Peak (about 8,047m) on July 30; rescuers have recovered four bodies so far, but six climbers remain unaccounted for amid harsh weather, with Pakistan Army helicopters and Alpine Club teams continuing the search. Nepal Response: Nepal’s tourism and foreign affairs authorities say they’re coordinating with Pakistani counterparts and urge families and the public to rely on official updates as identities of recovered climbers are still being confirmed. Communal Violence in Madhes: Nepal PM Balendra Shah appealed for calm after Hindu-Muslim clashes in southern districts left three dead, with curfews and tightened security in multiple areas including Sunsari and Siraha; leaders from Madhes parties met the PM to discuss restoring harmony. Local Economy & Trade: Chhurpi exports from Mechi Customs Office topped Rs 1.79 billion in a year, up about 27%, as demand grows abroad. Everyday Nepal: ISPAN sought a 15-day extension to finish Kathmandu’s tangled overhead wire and cable cleanup, while Jhor Waterfall in Tokha is drawing more domestic tourists.
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