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Maoists abduct 38 students in Taplejung

June 14, 2004
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Maoist rebels have abducted 38 students from Mayam Secondary School in Furunbu VDC of Taplejung district.

According to reports, Maoists abducted the students during school hours on Monday and the security forces have confirmed the abductions.

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