The Nepal Army has issued a stern warning against vandalism and lawlessness, urging citizens to refrain from looting and attacks amid ongoing civil unrest. In response to escalating violence, the army has extended the nationwide curfew until 6 a.m. on September 11, 2025.

The curfew, initially imposed to curb widespread protests, has been extended due to continued incidents of vandalism and attacks on public and private properties. The army's statement emphasized the need for strict adherence to the curfew to restore order and prevent further damage.

Security forces have been deployed across major cities, including the capital, Kathmandu, to enforce the curfew and maintain public safety. Despite these measures, reports of clashes between protesters and security personnel continue to emerge.

The unrest began following the government's decision to ban several social media platforms, leading to widespread protests and demands for accountability. The situation has been further exacerbated by allegations of corruption within the political elite, culminating in the resignation of Prime Minister K P Sharma Oli. The Nepal Army has urged citizens to remain calm and cooperate with authorities to ensure a peaceful resolution to the crisis.