Saturday 20th April 2024
The immigration officials at the Tribhuwan International Airport (TIA) restricted entry to 36 foreigners including a Nepali as they failed to produce ‘coronavirus-free health certificates‘.
Earlier, the Nepali Government has suspended visas to all foreigners and Non-Resident Nepalis entering the nation and decided to allow them only if they produce a recently issued coronavirus-free health certificate.
Moreover, the government has planned to isolate the person without a return ticket and visa at the TIA Detection Center.
Nepalis in Abroad
Around 60 Nepali migrants working in the agricultural sector in Faro city, Portugal have been quarantined in the sports pavilion of Escola EB 2 / 3 de António school.
The move comes after one of them tested positive for coronavirus and six showed symptoms.
The worker who tested positive for coronavirus is now being treated at Faro hospital. While the Nepalis in quarantine are being monitored by the SNS health services and the SEF border control agency.
[MUST READ: Coronavirus Impacts Nepal’s Inflation Rate]According to the Department of Foreign Employment, around 30,000 Nepalis live in Portugal and around 10,000 in Spain.
In a bid to tackle the alarming levels of coronavirus spread and severity, the countries across the world are closing borders, restricting travel, locking down cities, canceling events and banning public gatherings.
The restrictions also include closing educational institutes, bars, pubs, restaurants, food courts and shopping malls.
Since its inception in China in December 2019, the coronavirus has spread to more than 160 countries across the globe infecting around 183,821 people and killing 7,174 people.
Source: ncov2019.live
[MUST READ: SAARC Conference: Leaders Collaborate to Combat COVID-19]So far, China has reported 80,881 COVID-19 infection cases and 3,226 death cases.
Major Countries Outside China:
Meanwhile, India has reported 126 coronavirus infection cases and 3 death cases.
