AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoShuklaphanta Search: Three women missing after entering Shuklaphanta National Park to collect mushrooms were found safe, while 14 others from Bagphanta remain unaccounted for as Nepal Army and police continue a large search. Cancer Care Disruption: Radiotherapy at Sushil Koirala Prakhar Cancer Hospital in Khajura has been suspended for nearly three months after its LINAC machine failed, forcing patients to travel to India. Education Overhaul: Nepal has amended education rules to move from a four-tier school structure to a two-tier system (Basic 1–8, Secondary 9–12), setting the legal base for future reforms. Transport Checks: DoTM has asked provincial line ministries to validate medical certificates from Nepal Medical Council-registered doctors during driving licence issuance to curb crowding and syndicates. Market Watch: NEPSE climbed to a one-month high, rising 41.70 points (1.55%) with turnover hitting Rs 5.51 billion. Fertilizer Supply: 1,250 metric tons of DAP fertilizer is set to arrive in Nepal in phases after dispatch from Kolkata. Diplomacy: Nepal and Russia marked 70 years of diplomatic ties with messages reaffirming cooperation. Roads Hit by Monsoon: Landslides and flooding obstructed multiple highways, with some sections closed or running one-way.
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