Traffic goes haywire in Kathmandu
Vehicular movement along the Baneshwor-Babarmahal-Maitighar area in Kathmandu has been disrupted due to the protest of teachers.
Kathmandu Valley Traffic Police Office spokesperson SP Deepak Giri informed that there is a traffic jam in Baneshwor-Babarmahal-Maitighar area.
The teachers have been staging protests in Kathmadu for the past few days demanding immediate enactment of School Education Bill.
Meanwhile, the Rastriya Prajatantra Party is also holding a protest in Kathmandu this afternoon, adding further woes to the already affected traffic.
The RPP has announced that it would breach the restricted area today.
A large number of security personnel has been deployed in the restricted area.
Two killed, three injured in assorted road accidents
A person died and three others were injured in a car accident at Charkose forest between Dharan and Itahari, Sunsari.
The car (Ba Pra 01-030Cha 4618) was heading towards Itahari from Dharan when the incident took place, said District Police Spokesperson Deputy Superintendent of Police Yograj Khatiwada.
Bishnu Raut (40) of Itahari-1, who was seriously injured in the accident, died during the course of treatment at the BP Koirala Institute of Health Sciences in Dharan.
Others injured in the accident include driver Bibek Lama (30) of Ramdhuni Municipality-7, Sunsari, Ganga Basnet (43) of Itahari-4, and Kalyan Katwal (31) of Itahari-1.
Lama and Basnet are in normal condition but Katwal has been referred to Birat Medical College in Biratnagar for further treatment.
Meanwhile, in a separate incident in Surkhet, a pedestrian died after being hit by a police vehicle this morning.
The deceased has been identified as Kali Bahadur Budha (55) of Hima Rural Municipality-4, Jumla.
Deputy Superintendent of Police Birendra Bir Bishwakarma, Chief of the District Police Office, Surkhet said that he was hit by the vehicle (Ka Pra 01-001 Kha 0915).
Light to moderate rain likely in Koshi, Bagmati and Gandaki Provinces
The weather today will remain partly to generally cloudy in Koshi Province and the hilly regions of the country and partly cloudy to mainly fair in the rest of the country.
This is due to the impact of local winds coupled with westerly winds.
As a result, light to moderate rain with thunder and lightning is likely to occur at a few places of hilly regions of Koshi, Bagmati and Gandaki Provinces and at one or two places in the rest of the country, according to the Meteorological Forecasting Division.
There is also a possibility of light snowfall at a few places in the high hilly and mountainous region of the country.
Later tonight, the weather will continue to remain partly to generally cloudy in Koshi Province and the hilly regions of Gandaki and Karnali Provinces and partly cloudy to mainly fair in the rest of the country.
Furthermore, light rain or thunder and lightning is likely to occur at a few places of Koshi Province and at one or two places of Gandaki and Karnali Provinces.
There are chances of light snowfall at one or two places of the high hilly and mountainous region of Koshi, Gandaki and Karnali Provinces.
Five dead as huge waves hit Australia coast
Five people have drowned after huge waves hit parts of Australia at the start of the Easter weekend, BBC reported.
Off the shores of Victoria and New South Wales, two more are missing. A man's body was discovered in the water on Saturday close to Tathra in southern New South Wales. It happened the day after two other guys and a 58-year-old fisherman were discovered dead in other events across the state. Near Sydney, a man washed into the river and is being sought by rescuers.
Additionally, their group was washed into the sea near San Remo, Victoria, on Friday, resulting in one woman drowning and one man being missing. "One of the women managed to make her way back to shore but the other woman and the man were unable to," according to BBC.
