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Kathmandu: International flight suspension has been extended until April 30 to grapple with the frightening epidemic of COVID-19. The government’s high-level committee meeting held in Kathmandu on Tuesday further suspended the ongoing suspension of international flights until April 30 to contain the deadly Coronavirus pandemic according to government sources. Earlier,…

Kathmandu: Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli has said that the upcoming two weeks will be more challenging for the nation as further symptoms of Coronavirus may appear and there may be a high risk of Coronavirus being transmitted in the community during this period. PM Oli said so while addressing…

Kathmandu: Nepal government has extended the nationwide lockdown for another week until April 15 to prevent the spread of Coronavirus in the country. The government sources said a high-level government meeting called on Monday afternoon decided to extend the lockdown period to another week until April 15 in a bid…

These tourists are from the United States of America, Netherlands, Argentina, Germany, Israel, and other European countries, said Chief District Officer of Manang, Pushpa Raj Poudel. They are presently staying in Upper Manang, Pisang, Chame, Timang, and Dharapani. They said Nepal is safe for them right now because the risk…

Kathmandu: SAARC has reported a death toll of 160 people and confirmed cases in nearly 7000 people due to escalating adverse effects of deadly Coronavirus in the region. According to John Hopkins University, India is the largest country among the SAARC countries and it tops the list of SAARC countries…

Madhukar Adhikari Kathmandu: Nepalese Americans living in various parts of the US have also been affected by the Coronavirus that has taken a huge toll in the country. So far, one American citizen of Nepali origin is reported to have died while around 500 have been infected with the COVID-19…

Kathmandu: The government has decided to intensify the lockdown period by restricting the peoples’ movement from one province to another and from one local body to another local body in a bid to curb the spread of Coronavirus across the country. The cabinet meeting held on Saturday said the decision…

Kathmandu: Fourteen day quarantine time is not sufficient to curb the spread of COVID-19 according to the  Ministry of Health and Population (MoHP). The MoHP during a press meet held in Kathmandu on Saturday said that it is imperative to maintain social distancing for more than two weeks as 14-day…

Kathmandu: Government of Nepal has intensified facilitation to send back the foreign nationals to the homes via chartered the aircraft. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Department of Immigration and Nepal Tourism Board are making coordination through the embassy of respective countries in this regard. The foreign tourists stranded here due…

Kathmandu: Three more Coronavirus positive cases have been reported in Nepal according to the information posted on the Facebook of the Ministry of Health and Population on Saturday. These COVID-19 infected include a 21 years old male from Kailali who returned from Mumbai of India and another 41 years old…