Vietnam win 5-1 over Nepal in Olympic Paris 2024 women"s football qualifier

Vietnam win 5-1 over Nepal in Olympic Paris 2024 women"s football qualifier

The Vietnam women’s football team won 5-1 over Nepal in the first match in Kathmandu of the first qualifying round for Women’s Olympic Football Tournament Paris 2024 , with striker Huynh Nhu scoring twice.
China shuts down Everest over coronavirus

China shuts down Everest over coronavirus

China has cancelled permits for Mount Everest because of COVID-19 fears, expedition organisers said Thursday (Mar 12), ahead of the spring climbing season on the world's highest peak.
8 Indian tourists die after falling unconscious at Nepal hotel

8 Indian tourists die after falling unconscious at Nepal hotel

Eight Indian tourists, including four children, have died after they were found unconscious in their room at a hill resort in Nepal on Tuesday (Jan 21), police said.
14 killed in Nepal pilgrimage bus crash

14 killed in Nepal pilgrimage bus crash

At least 14 people died after a bus carrying pilgrims veered off a highway and rolled down a steep slope in central Nepal on Sunday (Dec 15), officials said, the latest deadly traffic accident in the Himalayan nation.
18 dead after Nepal bus plunges into gorge

18 dead after Nepal bus plunges into gorge

At least 18 people died after a bus skidded off a highway in Nepal and plunged into a deep gorge on Wednesday (Nov 27), authorities said, as rescuers scoured the steep terrain for survivors.
Nepal mulls minimum Everest criteria after deadly season

Nepal mulls minimum Everest criteria after deadly season

Climbers wanting to take on Mount Everest will first have to tackle another Nepal mountain of at least 6,500m under new proposals by a committee seeking to improve safety on the world's highest peak.
Monsoon toll tops 650 as rains unleash flood fury in South Asia

Monsoon toll tops 650 as rains unleash flood fury in South Asia

Severe floods and lightning have claimed the lives of more than 650 people across India, Nepal, Bangladesh and Pakistan, officials said Monday (Jun 22) as the annual monsoon took its toll on the rainfed region.
Monsoon rains kill 17 in Nepal, 11 in India

Monsoon rains kill 17 in Nepal, 11 in India

At least 17 people have been killed across Nepal after torrential monsoon rains induced floods and landslides, officials said on Friday (Jul 12).
'Black box' reveals last moments of doomed Himalayan climbers

'Black box' reveals last moments of doomed Himalayan climbers

Indian authorities on Monday (Jul 8) showed heart-wrenching images of the final moments of an international team of climbers swept away in an avalanche as they attempted to scale an unconquered Himalayan peak.
Sherpa climbs Everest twice in a week for record 24th

Sherpa climbs Everest twice in a week for record 24th

Only last week Nepali mountain guide Kami Rita Sherpa set a new record by climbing Everest a 23rd time. On Tuesday (May 21) for good measure he did it again, expedition organisers said.
New Nepalese ties via UN’s Vesak day

New Nepalese ties via UN’s Vesak day

While celebrating the 16th United Nations Day of Vesak this week, Vietnam welcomes many leaders and officials from many nations, especially Nepalese Prime Minister K. P. Sharma Oli, whose official visit could usher in a new chapter for Vietnamese-Nepalese bilateral economic and trade ties.
Three killed in aircraft runway accident near Everest

Three killed in aircraft runway accident near Everest

A small plane veered off the runway and hit two helicopters while taking off near Mount Everest on Sunday (Apr 14), killing three people and injuring three, officials said.
Nepal's first robot waiter is ready for orders

Nepal's first robot waiter is ready for orders

"Please enjoy your meal," says Nepal's first robot waiter, Ginger, as she delivers a plate of steaming dumplings to a table of hungry customers.
Snowstorm kills nine climbers on Nepal peak

Snowstorm kills nine climbers on Nepal peak

Nine members of a South Korean climbing expedition were killed after a violent snowstorm swept them off a cliff on Nepal's Mount Gurja, one of the deadliest mountaineering accidents to hit the Himalayan nation in recent years.
Nepal reinstates US$2.5 billion hydropower deal with Chinese firm

Nepal reinstates US$2.5 billion hydropower deal with Chinese firm

Nepal has reinstated a deal with a Chinese state-owned company to build a US$2.5 billion hydroelectric plant scrapped by the previous government, officials confirmed Monday (Sep 24), as the new pro-Beijing administration seeks massive infrastructure investment.
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