Meanwhile, people’s movement to Kathmandu from other districts will be controlled until the situation gets better.<\/p><\/blockquote>\n
Update: Nepal Cancels Secondary Education Examinations (SEE)<\/a><\/h3>\nAccording to the new guidelines, private vehicles will be operated on an odd-even basis to avoid heavy traffic congestion. And, the private four-wheelers are supposed to carry only two passengers, while two-wheelers are restricted to carry pillion riders.<\/p>\n
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The Ministry of Home Affairs is formulating an appropriate work plan to this effect.<\/p>\n
However, the Nepali Government has laid high emphasis on practicing precautionary measures such as social distancing and wearing face masks to avoid COVID-19 infection.<\/p>\n
Services and Activities To Be Allowed Operation<\/h3>\n\n- All health services<\/li>\n
- Supply of essential goods<\/li>\n
- Supply of petroleum products<\/li>\n
- Waste management<\/li>\n
- Electricity, fire brigade, ambulance, information and communication, and postal services<\/li>\n
- Financial sector<\/li>\n
- All agricultural and livestock-related activities<\/li>\n
- Manufacturing industries<\/li>\n
- Construction activities<\/li>\n
- Development projects<\/li>\n
- Business-related to excavation, collection, transportation, and sale of river products, minerals<\/li>\n
- Take away food services<\/li>\n
- Hotels designated as quarantine facilities<\/li>\n
- Commercial and private establishments<\/li>\n
- Workshops repairing electronic devices, machinery items, and vehicles<\/li>\n
- Stationery shops<\/li>\n
- All types of transportation services<\/li>\n
- Government and private offices (Less than 50% staff)<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
Services and Activities Still Under Restriction<\/h3>\n\n- All educational institutions<\/li>\n
- Shopping malls, department stores (except for those selling foodstuff)<\/li>\n
- Cinema halls, party palaces, dance bars and all types of recreation centers<\/li>\n
- Temples<\/li>\n
- International and domestic flights (except those receiving prior permission)<\/li>\n
- Cross border movement<\/li>\n
- All types of festivals, fairs, exhibition, conferences, and assemblies<\/li>\n
- Meetings, seminars, trainings with more than 25 people<\/li>\n
- Swimming pools, gym halls, health clubs, massage centers, saloon, and beauty parlors<\/li>\n
- Playgrounds and stadiums<\/li>\n
- All the vehicles (except those designated above) between 9 pm to 5 am<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
The government has decided to implement these guidelines for 21 days and will assess the COVID-19 situation<\/a> after the prescribed period.<\/p>\nIf the situation is favorable, the government will further ease the lockdown measures for 15 days.\u00a0Nepal has imposed a stringent nationwide lockdown since March 24 to contain the spread of coronavirus.<\/p>\n
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So far, Nepal has recorded 4,364 COVID-19 positive cases and 15 death cases. However, 674 patients have recovered successfully.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
After 70 days of stringent nationwide lockdown, the Nepali Government has decided to ease the restrictions…<\/span><\/p>\n
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- All health services<\/li>\n
- Supply of essential goods<\/li>\n
- Supply of petroleum products<\/li>\n
- Waste management<\/li>\n
- Electricity, fire brigade, ambulance, information and communication, and postal services<\/li>\n
- Financial sector<\/li>\n
- All agricultural and livestock-related activities<\/li>\n
- Manufacturing industries<\/li>\n
- Construction activities<\/li>\n
- Development projects<\/li>\n
- Business-related to excavation, collection, transportation, and sale of river products, minerals<\/li>\n
- Take away food services<\/li>\n
- Hotels designated as quarantine facilities<\/li>\n
- Commercial and private establishments<\/li>\n
- Workshops repairing electronic devices, machinery items, and vehicles<\/li>\n
- Stationery shops<\/li>\n
- All types of transportation services<\/li>\n
- Government and private offices (Less than 50% staff)<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
Services and Activities Still Under Restriction<\/h3>\n
- \n
- All educational institutions<\/li>\n
- Shopping malls, department stores (except for those selling foodstuff)<\/li>\n
- Cinema halls, party palaces, dance bars and all types of recreation centers<\/li>\n
- Temples<\/li>\n
- International and domestic flights (except those receiving prior permission)<\/li>\n
- Cross border movement<\/li>\n
- All types of festivals, fairs, exhibition, conferences, and assemblies<\/li>\n
- Meetings, seminars, trainings with more than 25 people<\/li>\n
- Swimming pools, gym halls, health clubs, massage centers, saloon, and beauty parlors<\/li>\n
- Playgrounds and stadiums<\/li>\n
- All the vehicles (except those designated above) between 9 pm to 5 am<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
The government has decided to implement these guidelines for 21 days and will assess the COVID-19 situation<\/a> after the prescribed period.<\/p>\n
If the situation is favorable, the government will further ease the lockdown measures for 15 days.\u00a0Nepal has imposed a stringent nationwide lockdown since March 24 to contain the spread of coronavirus.<\/p>\n
<\/p>\nSo far, Nepal has recorded 4,364 COVID-19 positive cases and 15 death cases. However, 674 patients have recovered successfully.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
After 70 days of stringent nationwide lockdown, the Nepali Government has decided to ease the restrictions…<\/span><\/p>\n