Death toll of Gen Z protests up to 51
The death toll of the Gen Z protests has reached 51.
The total number of people who have died has reached 51 by Friday, according to Nepal Police Spokesperson and Deputy Inspector General (DIG) Binod Ghimire.
This includes three Nepal Police personnel, 21 protesters, 18 others, and nine prisoners.
More than four hundred people have been injured.
DIG Ghimire stated that details of other physical damages would also start to arrive from Friday.
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