Prime Minister Balendra Shah has issued an official appeal for peace and restraint following a period of civil unrest in Nepal. As the situation remains volatile, authorities have extended curfew orders to new areas in an effort to restore order and prevent further escalation of violence.

Official reports confirm that the death toll from the recent disturbances has reached three. While the government is actively working to contain the situation through security measures, the extension of the curfew suggests that officials are concerned about the potential for continued instability. The government has not provided specific details regarding the identities of the deceased or the exact circumstances surrounding the fatalities, focusing instead on the necessity of maintaining public safety and order.

The administration’s primary stated objective is to de-escalate tensions and ensure that the curfew is respected across the affected districts. There is currently no official timeline for when these restrictions might be lifted, as the government continues to monitor the security environment. The appeal for calm serves as a direct message to the public to avoid further demonstrations or activities that could lead to additional clashes with security forces.