Days after it was alleged that the Chinese People’s Liberation Army had constructed at least nine buildings on the Nepal side of the Nepal-China border in Humla district in Karnali province, sources confirmed that Nepal has set up six border observation posts along its border with China. The border observation posts have been set up at Hilsa in Humla district, Koral in Mustang district, Tatopani in Sindhupalchok district, Karung in Rasuwa district, Kimathanka in Sankhuwasabha district and Olangchung Gola in Taplejung district. The sources added that at least 9 more border observation posts are also proposed to be set up along the Nepal-China border. All of them will be manned by personnel of the Armed Police Force , Nepal’s paramilitary force which has been mandated the task of manning the border observation posts along the border with India as well.