00:00At least 19 people were killed in protests that turned violent in Nepal's capital, Kathmandu, on Monday, according to authorities.
00:09Police fired tear gas and rubber bullets at demonstrators who were storming parliament buildings.
00:15Organizers of the protests are calling them demonstrations by Gen Z, saying young people are frustrated by government corruption, a lack of economic opportunities, and a recent social media ban.
00:27An ambulance and a security personnel building were set on fire while the rioters hurled rocks at police guarding the legislature.
00:36Police told Reuters that more than 100 people, including 28 police personnel, were receiving medical treatment for injuries.
00:44Another two people were killed when protests in the eastern city of Itahari turned violent, police said.
00:51The government blocked access to several social media platforms last week.
00:55It says the companies failed to register with authorities in a crackdown on misuse, including false social media accounts used to spread hate speech and fake news, and commit fraud.
01:07So, what happens to the government, police said?
01:09They've had multiple problems, and they're killed by the gun.
01:11They're solving solutions, and they're the most vulnerable to them, and they're the most vulnerable to them.
01:13Now, what do you think the doctors need to register with a camera?
01:15It says a lot of people who keep feeling memorable, after seeing the news and the news, and the news from the news.
01:17They're the most vulnerable communities, and they're the most vulnerable to their communities with the people, of course.
01:19The general data is not very vulnerable.
01:21Today's device and the Sahajaavalovic said to the sequencing of the 천.
01:23It's very important to you personally, for them that they're often using to get caught up on you.
01:25They're the ones I know that may be a little bit, but they're the most vulnerable to the nightshie.
01:27This is a large number of people, and they're able to hear the news.
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