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Bloody clashes in Nepal
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7:15AM
Friday March 23, 2007
Hundreds of riot police patrolled two border towns in southeast Nepal to enforce curfews after bloody clashes between Maoists and an ethnic group left at least 26 people dead.
The clashes, over the selection of the same venue for public meetings, between former rebels and the Madhesi People's Rights Forum in Gaur, 80km south of Kathmandu, were the deadliest this year.
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