Katmandou, Katmandou, Népal. 19 nov., 2013. Père d'un huit -ans Samir Khadgi (centre assis)réagit tout en parlant à la presse à l'intérieur de l'hôpital de Bir où son fils a reçu des soins à l'explosion d'un engin.les blessures a explosé à Bholebahel de scrutin à Katmandou, au Népal. Credit : ZUMA Press, Inc./Alamy Live News

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• Date de la prise de vue: 19 novembre 2013
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Nov. 19, 2013 - Kathmandu, Kathmandu, Nepal - Father of an eight -year- old Samir Khadgi (centre seated)reacts while talking to the press inside BIR hospital where his son received treatment to the blast injuries..An improvised device exploded at Bholebahel polling station in Kathmandu, Nepal. .A crude bomb has exploded in Nepal's capital hours after polls opened for consituent Assembly elections, injuring three people and raising fears that left-wing break away extremists will disrupt the vote..The incident, comes after a series of similar attacks by anti-poll protesters in recent days..Over 12 million eligible voters flocked to polling stations in a bid to elect Constituent Assembly. Last elections were geld in 2008 when the Constituent Assembly failed to write a new constitution. .Nepal has been struggling with political uncertainty since 2006 when street demonstrations forced then King Gyanendra to give up his authoritarian rule. The Constituent Assembly elected in 2008 abolished the centuries-old monarchy and converted the nation to a republic. (Credit Image: © Agron Dragaj/ZUMAPRESS.com)