AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoBroad Peak Tragedy: Nepal-born mountaineer Nirmal “Nimsdai” Purja has been confirmed dead after an avalanche on Pakistan’s Broad Peak, with rescuers recovering bodies including Nepali climber Pur Bahadur Gurung and others as the search continues for remaining members. LPG Supply Watch: Nepal Oil Corporation says there is no LPG shortage, but has started direct cylinder sales from its Teku office (11am–5pm) and urges consumers to report missing gas via hotline. Capital Markets: NEPSE fell 1.79% to 2,685.54 points as weekly turnover dropped 23.5%, with investors turning cautious. Microfinance Fallout: Microfinance victims in Kathmandu reject a government 5-point agreement as a “betrayal,” renewing demands for justice and a victim-friendly deal. Cooperative Fraud Courts: Nepal’s Ministry has asked the Supreme Court to form a dedicated bench to speed up cooperative fraud cases. Construction Sector: Federation launches “Hello Federation” to help contractors with technical and legal issues; meanwhile, two design-and-build bridge tenders worth about Rs 1 billion failed to attract bidders. Health & Nutrition: The ministry plans a van-based system to collect surplus human breast milk in Kathmandu for a human milk bank. Digital/Policy: Google removed an AI photo feature in Google Earth after policy-violating images spread.
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