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 Tibetan activists clash with police
    March 10 2008 at 10:02AM Get IOL on your
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Kathmandu - Hundreds of Tibetan activists clashed with police in Nepal's capital on Monday when protesters tried to march to the Chinese embassy.

Police baton-charged the demonstrators after they had been pelted with stones.

At least two police and three protesters were injured, a reporter at the scene said.

Around 3 000 Tibetans had gathered in Boudha, a Tibetan temple complex in Kathmandu, to mark the 49th anniversary of the Dalai Lama's escape to India after an abortive anti-Beijing uprising.

Police tried to prevent about 500 people from leaving the enclave to protest outside the Chinese embassy when the clashes began. - Sapa-AFP

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