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Unrest In Nepal: Flights Canceled Amid Unrest at Tribhuvan International Airport | ABP NEWS
Unrest In Nepal: Flights Canceled Amid Unrest at Tribhuvan International Airport | ABP NEWS
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Unrest In Nepal: Flights Canceled Amid Unrest at Tribhuvan International Airport | ABP NEWS

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Violent protests in Nepal have severely disrupted air travel in the capital, Kathmandu. Due to ongoing unrest and concerns over safety, all flights from Tribhuvan International Airport have been canceled. Major airlines including Air India, Indigo, and SpiceJet have suspended their operations for the day. Authorities cited threats from protesters allegedly using firecrackers near aircraft, posing serious risks to flight safety. Passengers and airlines are facing significant difficulties as a result. The situation remains tense with no immediate timeline for resuming normal flight services. Travelers are advised to stay updated on developments as the protests continue to impact the region.

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