The insurgents, who call themselves the People's Army and are believed to number about 5,000, have said repeatedly in public pronouncements that they do not intend to undermine tourism and that they will not attack foreign visitors, apparently in recognition of the fact that tourism provides jobs to the Nepalese masses whose support they seek.
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