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http://news.bbc.co.uk/hi/english/world/south_asia/newsid_1944000/1944349.stm
"The Nepalese Government says it is prepared to shoot on sight anyone enforcing a five-day strike called by Maoist rebels due to start on Tuesday.
The strike - called in protest against the current state of emergency - looks set to be a show of strength between the two sides.
Public transport owners have been told they will lose their permits if they stay off the streets.
The moves come as the United States military experts are in Nepal advising the government on how to fight the rebels.
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Looks really bad from this perspective. I think a bunch of innocents may pay a very high price. At least the kamis can hide out and maybe go hungry. Imagine being a taxi driver!! Talk about being a pawn.
"The Nepalese Government says it is prepared to shoot on sight anyone enforcing a five-day strike called by Maoist rebels due to start on Tuesday.
The strike - called in protest against the current state of emergency - looks set to be a show of strength between the two sides.
Public transport owners have been told they will lose their permits if they stay off the streets.
The moves come as the United States military experts are in Nepal advising the government on how to fight the rebels.
.
.
."
Looks really bad from this perspective. I think a bunch of innocents may pay a very high price. At least the kamis can hide out and maybe go hungry. Imagine being a taxi driver!! Talk about being a pawn.