Answer:
challenges to law and order in urban life.
Cyber crime has also become a threat to personal security and dignity with more people having access to Internet and social networking
Explanation:
According to data, Kathmandu, the most populated city and the country’s capital, recorded as many as 4,917 crimes in the fiscal 2015/16.
The other districts most vulnerable to crime are Sunsari (1,441), Chitwan (1,241), Jhapa (1,196), Rupandehi (1,179), Kaski (958), Morang (945), Lalitpur (902), Banke (744) and Parsa (706).
“Obviously, crime rates are much higher in big cities than in small cities and rural areas because chances of being recognised and arrested in a large mobile population is lower.
A person
Districts with the lowest recorded crime rate in 2015/16 include Manang (11), Humla (14), Mugu (35), Dolpa (38), Rasuwa (45), Darchula (50), Bajura (60), Doti (63) and Dadeldhura (66).
Social crimes, domestic violence and burglary are the biggest problems facing cities. Unattended houses or rooms are the favoured targets