Humla

The Ministry of Home Affairs has urged citizens in Humla and Bajura districts to exercise restraint following an incident in the border area. A high-level investigation team, led by a Senior Superintendent of Police, has been formed to probe the event and submit a report, while additional security forces have been deployed to maintain peace and order.

The government has established a technical committee to study the border dispute between Bajura and Humla districts. The committee, chaired by Minister Pratibha Rawal and led by Sushil Dangol of the Survey Department, will investigate the technical aspects of the boundary issue.

Additional security forces, including 16 personnel led by Inspector Laxmi Raj Joshi, have been deployed to the Lampata area of Bajura's Himāli Rural Municipality following a clash between locals of Humla and Bajura over a border dispute. The dispute arose when locals from Humla protested the construction of a temporary police post, claiming the Kawari Khola as the border between the two districts.

Members of the National Assembly have urged the government to address issues including squatters, cooperative fraud, and disaster relief. Lawmakers also called for tax exemption on drinking water tariffs collected by consumer committees, with some expressing dissatisfaction over recent policy changes.

Lawmakers in the House of Representatives have drawn the government's attention to several pressing issues, including the border dispute between Humla and Bajura districts, the dissolution of the National Child Rights Council, and the need for modern fire engines in Itahari. The discussions also touched upon parliamentary procedures and opposition demands for accountability.

Lawmakers raised the Humla-Bajura border dispute in the House of Representatives, specifically concerning the Lampata area of Himali Rural Municipality-3. Rastriya Swatantra Party MP KP Khanal urged the government to quickly resolve the dispute, citing concerns over illegal activities and the need for state intervention to ensure security and protect resources.

Four individuals were airlifted for medical treatment following a violent clash over the construction of a temporary police post in Lampata, Himali Rural Municipality, Bajura. The dispute, involving residents from Humla, escalated into physical altercations, resulting in multiple injuries. The injured were transported to Surkhet Provincial Hospital via helicopter, with expenses covered by the Himali rural municipality.

Four individuals injured during a border dispute scuffle in Bajura's Himali Rural Municipality have been airlifted for treatment. The incident occurred when locals from Humla attacked residents over the construction of a temporary police post, resulting in six injuries.

A dispute over the construction of a temporary police post on the Humla-Bajura border escalated into a clash between locals, resulting in five injuries. The conflict arose when Humla locals obstructed the construction, claiming the site was on their side of the district border near Kawari Khola. Following the incident, the Home Ministry instructed a halt to construction, and higher-level discussions are planned to resolve the border issue.

A landslide in Nepka village, Changkheli Rural Municipality-5, Humla district, damaged a basic school building and buried livestock sheds on Tuesday night. The incident followed hailstone and rainfall, according to local resident Chhakka Bahadur Tamang. Details of the full extent of losses are still being awaited by authorities.