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As Nepal’s uncertainty continues with so many debates, differences between parties, a written constitution to be written within the time frame set earlier, Nepal army now clearly refuses to integrate moist rebels to the national army as political parties are in due process to reach an agreement. What is next option for Nepal? Read this article full below.

Nepal Army chief General Chatraman Singh Gurung has refused en masses integration of former Maoist rebels into the army saying it could affect organizational unity and even lead to the country’s disintegration.

Gurung expressed these views in a meeting with UN Under-Secretary General for Political Affairs B. Lynn Pascoe in Kathmandu on Friday when the latter asked him on how many former rebels could be integrated into the army.

A statement issued by Directorate of Public Relations of Nepal Army quoted Gurung as stating that only those former Maoist combatants who meet the criteria for recruitment can be accommodated in the army.

The Army Chief told Pascoe that since the former rebels are “politically indoctrinated” it would pose problems to integrate them in bulk into the “disciplined, professional, competitive and apolitical” Nepal Army.
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Series of attacks and murder attempts are a daily life experience in Nepal now. In recent days most of the media persons are been targeted and some of them been murdered already. Government of Nepal and its security departments are just quiet and not been able to crack down to the assailant till date. Once again, One day after media entreprenuer Arun Sinhaniya was shot dead in Janakpur, unidentified gunman has shot at Nagendra Pampati, Managing Director Bharatpur Medical College in Lazimpat, Kathmandu, Tuesday evening.

According to Pampati’s driver Ram Rai, the assailants came on a motorcycle and the pillion rider opened fire at Pampati just as they were entering his residence behind Hotel Shangrila.
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AFP-SANTIAGO , Feb 27 – A huge 8.8-magnitude earthquake rocked Chile early on Saturday killing at least 78 people, toppling buildings and triggering a tsunami threatening the Pacific rim of fire, officials said.

The massive quake plunged much of the Chilean capital, Santiago, into darkness as it snapped power lines and severed communications.

AFP journalists spoke of walls and masonry collapsing while people in pyjamas fled onto the streets.

Television images showed destroyed or heavily damaged buildings and debris-strewn streets.

Residents in the south of the city, which appeared to have borne the brunt of the quake, said roads had crumpled and a bridge had been damaged, as an AFP correspondent said buildings “shook like jelly.”

The US Pacific Tsunami warning center issued a “widespread” tsunami warning for all Pacific nations. Related article: Pacific nations on tsunami alert

A partial evacuation of Easter Island has been ordered in Chile in the face of possible big tidal waves, President Michelle Bachelet announced.

She also said two ships with aid had been dispatched to Robinson Crusoe Island, part of the Juan Fernandez Archipelago, which has been affected by a big tidal wave.
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