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24 people lost their lives in a helicopter crash on September 23, 2006 in Taplejung's Ghunsa

The Federation of Nepali Journalists (FNJ) has said that everyone should follow the constitution of the country in word and practice.

Mayor of Kamalamai emphasized that the State should bring the organizations that work in an opaque manner under the ambit of the law.

Experts have suggested that instead of the controversial Media Council Bill, the Press Council Act should be amended and empowered.

Chairperson Pushpa Kamal Dahal has said the bill relating to acquiring citizenship was misinterpreted.

CEC Thapaliya called for continued debates and news dissemination on Sunday

Journalists encounter threats, harassment, and attacks in the line of duty, particularly online, resulting in fear, compromise in the quality of reporting and self-censorship in Nepal.

Gyanendra Bahadur Karki said the government wants to establish Nepal as a leading country in South Asia in terms of press freedom

The Council of Ministers thanked all government employees, security bodies and security personnel, and all other agencies.

Precisely how any of this happened will likely never be known.