Former APF chief Sahabir Thapa dies

Former Inspector General (IGP) of Armed Police Force (APF) Saha Bir Thapa has died in Kathmandu at the age of 61, Monday evening. Former IGP Thapa passed away at Norvic Hospital while undergoing treatment for his neuro ailments. His body will be kept at APF headquarters, Halchok Tuesday morning for final tribute and the final rites will be performed Tuesday afternoon, family sources said.

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    The age is 61. It was inadvertently mentioned 69 in the news, which has been corrected in now. Thank you for pointing out the error. We look forward to your continued cooperation.

    - Ed.

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