The move goes into effect next month and makes guides now mandatory, according to the Nepal Tourism Board.
Author: Natalie Neysa Alund, USA TODAY
1 officer killed, 1 in serious condition after being shot in Missouri; manhunt underway for shooter
Hermann Police Department Detective Sgt. Mason Griffith died of his injuries at a hospital after being shot Sunday night, officials said.
‘Cocaine cat’: Serval that escaped during owners Cincinnati arrest tests positive for drug
An exotic cat tested positive for cocaine after it was captured in Cincinnati following an arrest. The serval is recovering at the Cincinnati Zoo.
Record $2 billion Powerball winner buys $25.5 million pad in Hollywood Hills, reports say
The California man who won a $2 billion Powerball jackpot earlier this year just put down $25 million to buy a mansion in Hollywood Hills, reports say
Girl abducted at Washington mall in 2018 found safe in Mexico, FBI says
An 8-year-old girl last seen with her mother at a Washington mall before she was reported kidnapped in 2018 was found safe in Mexico, the FBI said.
Man unleashes flurry of punches on passenger on Southwest flight in Dallas, video shows
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Man politely robs Utah bank for $1, sits down and waits to be arrested, police say
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1 dead, at least 41 injured including 35 firefighters in New York apartment building fire
Yonkers fire officials said 35 first responders and at least 6 residents were taken to the hospital to be treated for injurers.
Nearly two dozen sharks found dead after two killer whales’ “surgical” feeding frenzy
Killer whales engaged in a feeding frenzy led to at least 20 disemboweled sharks washing up on a South African beach, spotlighting the orcas behavior.
2 kidnapped Americans found dead, 2 others alive after abduction near Mexico border, officials say
The Americans, who traveled south of the border for medicine, were kidnapped in an attack carried out by gunmen in the border city of Matamoros.