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Protest Clash Claims Lives Of Two Nepalese Youths In South Korean Job Exam Dispute

Protest Clash Claims Lives Of Two Nepalese Youths In South Korean Job Exam Dispute
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Two killed in ensuing clashes with police as youths denied to take EPS examinations for Korea job torch Minister Jwala s vehicle - myRepublica - The New York Times Partner, Latest news of Nepal in English, Latest News Articles

KATHMANDU, Dec 30: A protest over the Employment Permit System (EPS) examination took an ugly turn when youths set ablaze the vehicle of Minister for Physical Infrastructure and Transport Prakash Jwala in the Gwarko-Balkumari road section of Lalitpur, on Friday.

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Deceased Sujan Raut had no gunshot wounds, bruise seen on chest: Kist hospital

KATHMANDU, Dec 29: Contrary to initial reports, Kist Hospital has clarified that Sujan Raut, who lost his life in the Balkumari incident, did not have a gunshot wound in his body.

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Hiring of foreign nationals to be expanded to hotel, other labor-intensive industries

The hiring of foreign nationals will be further expanded in Korea s labor-intensive industries, beginning next year, the government said Friday, finalizing a plan to bring in an all-time high of 165,000 non-professional migrant workers in 2024 to tackle growing labor shortages.

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