Troops kill Maoist rebels in Nepal

Royal Nepalese Army soldiers raided a Maoist rebel training camp in the remote hills of the Himalayan kingdom, killing at least 62 rebels today, a Defence Ministry spokesman said.

Troops kill Maoist rebels in Nepal
Sun, 17 Mar, 2002 - 20:03

Royal Nepalese Army soldiers raided a Maoist rebel training camp in the remote hills of the Himalayan kingdom, killing at least 62 rebels today, a Defence Ministry spokesman said.

The army raided the camp at Gumchal in Rolpa district, about 250 miles west of Nepal’s capital Kathmandu, said Bhola Silwal, the ministry spokesman.

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