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Today, 179 people died in the plane crash in South Korea, the presidential decree on cooperatives, and Purnima Shrestha, who climbed the list of brave sportsmen of CNN, were in the news.
179 people have died in a plane crash at Muan International Airport in South Korea on Sunday. The plane of Jeju Air returning from Bangkok, Thailand carrying 181 people crashed during landing at the Muan International Airport located in the southwest on Sunday morning at 9:07 local time. Two members of the crew have been rescued alive from the crashed plane.
South Korea plane crash: 179 dead, two crew members rescued [update]
President Ramchandra Poudel has issued an ordinance aimed at regulating cooperative organizations and returning the sunk amount of savers. On Sunday, President Paudel issued the ordinance with approval. With this, now the way for the government to implement the ordinance is open. The government decided to amend some laws related to cooperatives through an ordinance last Tuesday.
Ordinance on cooperatives issued by the President, the way for implementation opened
Home Minister Ramesh Akhtar has instructed Inspector General of Police Vasant Kunwar and Chief of Central Investigation Bureau of Nepal Police Deepak Thapa to seriously investigate the case of Shera Darbar and Shera Darbar of Nuwakota taking 164 ropani land in the name of individuals.
Home Minister's instructions to seriously investigate the Shera Darbar land and bring the culprits to justice
Nepal has done business with 149 countries in five months of the current financial year. According to the data of the Customs Department, trade with 30 countries is in profit and 118 countries are in loss. In the five months of the current financial year, Nepal has imported goods worth Rs.
While doing business with 118 countries at a loss, with only 30 countries at a profit
Poornima Shrestha, who has climbed Mt. Everest three times in two weeks, has been included in CNN's list of brave athletes. Poornima, who is also a photojournalist, is on the list of CNN's 'The Extreme Athletes Who Pushed Limits in 2024'. She is the first woman climber in the world to climb Mount Everest three times in one season. She climbed Mt Everest consecutively on May 12, 19 and 25.
Aarohi Purnima Shrestha climbs CNN's Brave Player list
