US lifts travel warning for Nepal

Kathmandu March 1- The US Department of State has cancelled its travel warning for Nepal. The travel warning, which was issued for Nepal on October 8, 2015, was formally cancelled yesterday, according to the US Embassy in Kathmandu.
Considering the geological instability following the April 25 Nepal earthquake and the monsoon season, the unrest Tarai region and the country-wide fuel shortage due to the blockade at the Nepal-India border, the US Department of State had issued the negative travel advisory to its US citizens as the Travel Warning.
“Because conditions have changed,” a statement issued by the Embassy said, “The Travel Warning was cancelled effective February 29, 2016.”

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