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UK advises travelers to remain alert in Nepal after deadly unrest

A report says 1,000 people have died in Nepal and that the UK is warning Britons to stay alert without advising them to avoid travel.

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The reported death toll and official travel warning indicate a serious public-safety risk for travelers and residents.

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  1. Is Nepal Safe to Travel After 1,000 Deaths? UK Warns Britons to Stay Alert but Not Avoid Travel ↗ibtimes.co.uk · Recorded source date: Sep 2, 2026, 9:31 AM UTC

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