Due to ongoing, intense protests, all airports in Nepal, including Tribhuvan International Airport in Kathmandu, have been shut down until Wednesday at noon. All flights were suspended starting Tuesday at 2 PM, due to rising instability, leaving numerous passengers stranded in Nepal. The decision regarding the reopening of the airport will depend on a security review. The Nepali army has now taken over command of the airport, but the situation continues to be precarious concerning the safety of both planes and passengers.
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