BORDER SECURITY REINFORCED Kathmandu, 24 May: The police have given top priority to control criminal activities, poaching of wild animals and monitoring of border pillar, Sub-Inspector of Nepal Police Devi Dutta Panta said, RSS reports.. Likewise, the police have also cautioned the locals not to use the 500 rupees notes of Indian currency. The Nepal government has banned the use of 500 note of Indian currency. Panta further said that police are well prepared in patrolling with the Armed Police Force (APF) to maintain It is noted that the criminal activities have decreased after the implementation of the effective police patrol in the area. Nnnn EIGHT INJURED IN NUWAKOY Kathmandu, 24 May:: At least nine people were injured in a road accident at Kahule VDC-8 in Nuwakot district, this morninm RSS reports from Nuwakot. . The accident took place when a bus (Ba 1 Kha 6138) heading towards Kathmandu from Kahule fell 10 meters off the road after the bus slipped in muddy road at 9:30 am. Of the injured, four critically injured have been sent to Kathmandu for treatment and the remaining are undergoing treatment at Trishuli Hospital, according to the District Police Office. Nnnn UPDATE RAJEBNDRA MAHOTO HISPATALIZED Kathmandu, 24 May: Rajendra Mahoto was hospitalized at Bir Hospital iCU Friday. Police took him from Ratna Park to hospital. Mahoto has been on hunger strike wince Tuesday. His medical condition worsened. nnnn l GOLD UP AGAIN Kathmandu, 24 May: Price of gold has increased by Rs. 750 per tola and reached Rs. 51,000 on Friday, RSS reports.. According to the Nepal Gold and Silver Dealers´ Association (NEGOSIDA), it was traded at Rs. 50, 250 per tola in Nepali markets on Thursday. Similarly, price of worked gold has reached Rs. 50,750 per tola today, which was Rs. 50,000 on Thursday. Likewise, silver is traded at Rs. 870 per tola with an increase of Rs. five. It was Rs. 865 on Thursday. Chairman of NEGOSIDA, Mani Ratna Shakya, said that the price of gold and silver is increased due to the impact of international market. nnnn Nnnn