Nepal banned TikTok on November 12 last year, arguing that the social media platform was responsible for disturbing social harmony in the country, prompting widespread criticism from the general public.
A notice from Nepal Telecommunication, the government body, said: “This is to notify all Internet Service Providers and Mobile Service Providers that the ban imposed on TikTok has been withdrawn.”
The announcement follows a cabinet decision on August 22 that said the ban was being lifted with some preconditions.
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