Public health experts have suggested the government to change the modality of the lockdown and even impose curfews, if necessary, only in the affected areas to curb the increasing spread of coronavirus. In a meeting held with Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli on Tuesday to discuss government’s further steps to contain the spread of COVID-19, […]
As new cases of COVID19 infection have increased after the removal of the lockdown, the COVID-19 Crisis Management Center (CCMC) has started discussions on the need to bring a new lockdown modality if the situation persists. CCMC’s meeting held on Thursday also discussed about increasing the number of tests for a few days and assess
Government mulling new lockdown modality in case situation worsens Read Post »
Amid mounting pressure from all quarters to give the economy momentum, the government has decided to ease the ongoing lockdown that has brought daily life to a grinding halt since its enforcement on March 24. Under the first phase of easing the lockdown, private vehicles and shops is said to be allowed operate under the
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A meeting of the Council of Ministers is scheduled to be held at 2:00 pm today will discuss the new lockdown modality. The national lockdown was first announced on March 24 to prevent and control the spread of coronavirus infection. The government is said to be adopting a policy of gradually easing the lockdown as
Council of Ministers’ meeting to discuss new lockdown modality today Read Post »
In a meeting convened by Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli in Baluwatar of Kathmandu on Wednesday, experts from various sectors suggested the government to change the modality of the existing lockdown, increase the number of COVID-19 tests, properly manage quarantine and isolation centers, and allow private health institutions to conduct COVID-19 tests. During the PM’s
Experts suggest PM Oli to change lockdown modality, increase number of tests Read Post »
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