The death toll from violent anti-corruption protests in Nepal has risen to 51 this week, with the army imposing a curfew and taking charge to restore law and order after the country's worst violence in two decades. The chaos led to the resignation of Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli and ongoing talks for an interim administration.

• At least 51 people were killed, including 21 protestors and three policemen.
• The Nepalese Army has recovered more than 100 looted guns and imposed a curfew in Kathmandu.
• More than 12,500 prisoners remain at large after escaping from multiple jails nationwide during the unrest.