Broad Peak Tragedy: Search teams backed by military helicopters recovered the bodies of British-Nepali climber Nirmal Purja and three others, bringing Broad Peak recoveries to seven, with three still missing as remains are set to be taken to a military hospital in Skardu when weather allows. Disaster & Roads: Floods and landslides disrupted travel across Nepal, with three road sections fully blocked and six partially affected, while 24 previously blocked sections reopened after repairs; police also imposed night-time restrictions on some routes due to flood risk. Energy & Prices: Nepal Oil Corporation says LPG supply is tight due to unusually high demand, while the government has directed a Quick Response Team to tackle complaints and ensure smoother distribution; consumers are urged not to hoard. Governance & Appointments: Yanki Ukyab has been appointed CEO of Investment Board Nepal, and the government is pushing to settle long-standing ISP dues through talks to improve telecom sector functioning. Health Policy: Gandaki province’s cannabis law allowing farming and medical use took effect, with farmers required to get permission and face monitoring. Rights & Judiciary: A House committee ordered the Social Welfare Council to seek clarification from Amnesty International Nepal, Human Rights Watch, and ICJ after their statement alleging pressure on Supreme Court justices. Sports & Culture: Nepal’s cricket players gained in ICC ODI rankings after results involving the Netherlands, while Nepal also saw major public mourning and vigils tied to the Broad Peak deaths.