Nepal’s prime minister appeals for calm after communal violence in the country’s border districts results in three deaths, according to multiple reports. The incidents occur in areas near the border, and local authorities respond by expanding curfew measures as the violence threatens to spread. Both outlets report that the prime minister urges restraint and cooperation to restore normalcy. The reports also indicate that security forces and local administration increase enforcement in affected areas while monitoring the situation. While details about the specific communities involved and the triggers for the violence are not provided in the supplied summaries, the common thread across sources is the death toll of three and the widening curfew coverage. The prime minister’s call for calm centers on de-escalation efforts and public order, with curfew expansion signaling an attempt to limit further incidents. The situation remains under active management by authorities as they work to contain tensions in the affected border districts.