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Kailali steps up border security with mandatory ID checks
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Following recent violent incidents in Nepal's border region of Madhes, security has been further tightened along the India-Nepal border. Now, simply presenting an Aadhaar card or other identity card will not be sufficient for travelers traveling to Nepal from the Bhimnagar and Kunauli borders in Supaul district. Everyone must undergo mandatory face/biometric screening. This system applies equally to all travelers, including children, women, and …
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Kailali steps up border security with mandatory ID checks
Authorities in Kailali district have made official identification mandatory for people entering Nepal through border checkpoints with India, stepping up security measures amid heightened sensitivity following recent incidents in parts of the country.
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