Nepal suspends trekking permits in high-risk areas for three days
Kathmandu, October 27 Department of Immigration will suspend trekking permits for high-risk areas for three days from October 29 to 31, citing forecasts of heavy snowfall, snowstorms and avalanches in high-altitude and Himalayan regions. The department has urged trekkers and foreign tourists planning to visit the affected areas to prioritise their safety and avoid trekking…
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