Is it safe to travel to Nepal after Gen Z demonstration? Nepal travel update

Is it safe to travel to Nepal after the Gen Z demonstration? Nepal travel update

It is safe to travel in Nepal even though there is civil unrest, violence, instability, and political instability. While you travel to Nepal, you need to be aware of the travel advisory. If you are travelling to Nepal, you should know the below safety and security awareness:

1. It is better to travel with the guide from an authorized tour company.

2. Inform your belongings family and friends as your are travel plan.

3. Ensure your travel insurance and physical condition are challenging.

4. Monitor your local media for the latest update info.

5. Limit your travel holidays.

6.  Follow the local rules and curfews order

 Prime ministers of Nepal quit after the Zen G demonstration.

Nepal's prime minister, KP Sharma Oli, resigns while 21 die during the Zen G demonstration in Kathmandu and all over Nepal. The Gen Z group widely demonstrated due to the ban on social media and discontent with nepotism. Political corruption with nepotism, Nepal's prime minister, KP Sharma Oli, and his dictatorship are the worst. Prime Minister Oli's resignation came after the widespread protests over Nepal, 21 students dead, and hundreds injured. The spark of the protesters occurred after the government ban on 26 social media apps. Although there is a higher level of corruption in every level of the country than the Zen people, they announce the national demonstration on 8 September; it's the cause, and the prime dictatorship is the result of today.

Similarly, the government resigns, and the army governs and controls the country with a running curfew till the evening of 9 September. The Nepal army chief and president of Nepal, the Gen Z representative, are busy forming a government. The minister of the interim government can run the next election. While protesters were killed and hundreds of them were injured, most of the ministers resigned, and the next day, 9 September, during midday, the prime minister, with nepotism, resigned from the government. 

Moreover, Gen Z protesters vandalize the political residence and their private property, including major government property and government houses. Protesters vandalize all the political houses and destroy thousands of the vehicles during the time of the demonstration. 

However, the government and the political leaders didn't understand the sentiments of Gen Z and Generations X and Y, which caused the unfortunate incident of today. Even the Nepal government didn't draw the lesson from the neighboring countries of Bangladesh and Pakistan. Even Nepal's 250-year-old monarchy had to exist earlier while being careless, and King Gyanendra's dictatorship was insensitive to the political parties and and closed to the communication media like telephone, televisions, etc.

Protests and violence led to the deaths of a number of people, and hundreds of them were injured in Kathmandu. In the aftermath, the army introduced a curfew over Kathmandu, Pokhara, and the main cities of the country. Avoiding protests and gatherings of people is not allowed, making social safety and security. Kathmandu Tribhuvan International Airport was reopened on 10 September, and domestic and international flights resumed, and all tourists are safe and allowed to travel to Nepal even in this difficult time of civil unrest and fragile political situation. 

Finally, after 5 days of the Gen Z demonstration, on 12 September of the demonstration, Sushila Karki, who took the oath from the president, is announced as the 442nd prime minister of Nepal. It's the historical change for the Neapolitan people. Now the interim government is led by the 1st lady prime minister, Sushila Karki, and under her leadership the next election will run in the future.