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Their Majesties to visit western region

February 15, 2006
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His Majesty King Gyanendra is scheduled to leave for Pokhara on Friday on a three-week long visit of the western region.

Her Majesty Queen Komal is to leave for Pokhara today. Crown Prince Paras is scheduled to join Their Majesties on Sunday, reports said.

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