Nepal: Killings probe findings could be known tomorrow

Investigators appointed by Nepal’s new monarch to investigate the royal family massacre were racing today to complete it on time.

Nepal: Killings probe findings could be known tomorrow
Thu, 14 Jun, 2001 - 09:12

Investigators appointed by Nepal’s new monarch to investigate the royal family massacre were racing today to complete it on time.

The two-man committee of Supreme Court Chief Justice Keshav Prasad Upadhaya and House Speaker Taranath Ranabhat began the probe on June 8.

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