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| Wednesday, 25 December 2002 |
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KATHMANDU, Tuesday (AFP) Armed Maoist rebels kidnapped 45 boys at a
school in southwestern Nepal that stayed open amid a strike called by
supporters of the guerrillas, a newspaper reported Monday.The
Nepali-language Sandhyakalin ("Dusk") said three gun-wielding
Maoists barged into the secondary boys school Saturday at in the remote
town of Lekgaon in the Surkhet district and took 45 students away. It said
there has since been no sign of the children.Home ministry spokesman
Gopendra Bahadur Pandey said he had received no news of the incident.
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