AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoBroad Peak Tragedy: Nepal mourns 10 climbers killed in Pakistan’s Broad Peak avalanche, including famed Nirmal Purja; rescuers have been searching under poor weather, with Nepalese families and the climbing community holding candlelight vigils in Kathmandu while officials push for faster recovery and safe coordination. Monsoon Disruptions: Monsoon-triggered floods and landslides have completely blocked five major highways and forced night closures on key road sections, with authorities urging commuters to use alternatives and check updates. LPG Supply Row: Nepal Oil Corporation says there is no cooking gas shortage, but has resumed 14.2kg cylinder sales from Teku with priority for households and vulnerable groups, asking people not to hoard and to use a hotline for complaints. Central Bank Oversight: Finance Minister Swarnim Wagle says the Nepal Rastra Bank Act needs amendment to make the central bank more proactive and accountable, as parliamentary committee discussions continue on board structure and governance. EV Growth Hit: Nepal’s EV boom is slowing as disruptions at the China border reduce imports and threaten model launches for upcoming mobility expos. Diplomacy & Youth: China’s Embassy launches the 2026 Youth Pioneer Programme in Nepal, aiming to build leadership links between the two countries. Health Access: Government launches free sickle cell screening for newborns and pregnant women, with support and designated treatment centers.
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