Police Clarify Viral Video of Stranded French National in Kathmandu

Kathmandu. Following a viral video on social media showing a French national in a stranded and destitute state in the Pashupatinath area, police have released the facts of the case. While rumors suggested the foreign national was a victim of robbery, investigations revealed a different reality.

According to police, the French national has been living in Nepal for the past six years with his Nepali wife. It was discovered that the couple had been facing difficulties due to their prolonged stay and poor financial condition.

As their financial crisis deepened, the couple was unable to pay their hotel bill and left behind their important belongings, including their passport, mobile phone, and laptop. During questioning, the individual clarified that his belongings were not stolen or looted.

Police have confirmed that no criminal incident occurred, contrary to the rumors spread on social media. The French national has now been located and safely handed over to the Department of Immigration for necessary processing.

Police have urged the public not to share misleading videos and photos on social media for the sake of likes and views without understanding the reality of the situation. They warned that such rumors spread false messages and advised verifying information before sharing.

Thanking the vigilant citizens who provided information through the video, the police have requested the public not to be swayed by misinformation.

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