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Nepal Police has kept the prisoners escaped from various jails across the country under constant surveillance. The prisoners had escaped from the jails during Gen Z protest on Sept 9.

Deputy Inspector General of the Nepal Police, Binod Ghimire, said out of the total escaped prisoners, only 8,000 had returned to the jails.​​​​​​​ Six thousands are still on the run, so even the public need to be aware of safety situation.

Security alertness is further important also because of the festival time. “Some of the inmates are notorious thieves and dacoits. They could commit revenge in the respective places against the cases they are filed. So, all sides need high alertness,” he reminded.

If anyone finds such wrongdoers, they can contact the nearest police office or phone at the contact numbers provided by the Nepal Police.

All District Police Offices were written about the inmates and their criminal records, reminding further alertness over the untoward incidents to be triggered by the inmates.​​​​​​​ Meanwhile, the Prison Management Department has asked the inmates to return to the respective jails within Oct 6, otherwise face action.

Vehicular movement along the Narayanhadh-Muglin road section that was obstructed following a landslide has resumed from Thursday night.

The road section was obstructed for 105 hours at different times over a week.

Traffic was halted at Tuinkhola on the road section for a long time due to landslides that frequently occurred at the place from last Friday.  

Chief of Division Road Office, Chitwan, Narayan Lamichhane, shared that two-way traffic has resumed at the road section from Thursday night after removing landslide debris.

However, Lamichhane shared, "The road is prone to mudslides if rainfall takes place and to dry landslides on sunny days. Although there is no immediate risk of landslide, we urge all to travel taking precaution." 

Chief District Officer Ganesh Aryal mentioned that all the stranded vehicles were sent towards their destinations on Thursday night. 

All vehicles travelling via Chitwan are now in operation, he added.

The International Day for Total Elimination of Weapons is to be observed in different countries with various awareness creating programs on disarmament of nuclear weapons. 

This day has been observed at the call of the United Nations since 2013. 

However, the first proposal for global nuclear disarmament was presented at the UN General Assembly in 1946. 

This Day provides an occasion for the world community to reaffirm its commitment to global nuclear disarmament as a priority. 

It provides an opportunity to educate the public - and their leaders - about the real benefits of eliminating such weapons, and the social and economic costs of perpetuating them, the UN website noted. 

The purpose of the International Day is to further the objective of the total elimination of nuclear weapons through enhancing public awareness and education about the threat posed to humanity by nuclear weapons and the necessity for their total elimination. 

According to the United Nations, approximately 12,241 nuclear weapons remain in various countries today. 

On this occasion, UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres has called upon nations with nuclear weapons to make pledges for the total elimination of these arms.

The influence of the monsoon winds across the country has lost its strength with a partial effect of local winds. 

Most parts of the country is likely to have clear weather. 

This afternoon the hilly regions of the country will generally be cloudy while the remaining areas will be partially cloudy, according to the Meteorological Forecasting Division. 

There is a possibility of moderate rainfall in some hilly areas of Koshi, Bagmati, Gandaki, and Karnali Provinces, while light rain is likely to occur in one or two places of the remaining areas. 

Tonight the hilly regions of the country, including Koshi province will be partially cloudy, while the rest of the areas will have clear weather, it is stated in the weather bulletin. 

There is a chance of moderate rainfall in one or two places in the hilly areas of the country, including Koshi Province.