Nepal's COVID-19 cases rise to 13,564 with 316 new infections

22:13, June 30, 2020

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  Nepal's COVID-19 cases rise to 13,248 with 476 new infections

  File photo: AgenciesBangkok (Peoples Daily) - Nepal on Monday confirmed 476 new COVID-19 cases, bringing the total to 13,248 since the virus first arrived in the country in January.A total of 10,085 patients remain hospitalized, 3,134 have recovered and returned home, and 29 have died from complications related to the disease, according to Nepals Ministry of Public Health.There are still 57,368 people in Nepal in quarantine.In order to prevent and control the epidemic of new pneumonia, the Nepalese government announced the implementation of curfew on June 19.

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  Nepal's COVID-19 cases rise to 10,099 with 538 new infections

  File photo: AgenciesBangkok (Peoples Daily) - Nepal on Tuesday confirmed 538 new cases of the COVID-19 coronavirus, bringing the total to 10,099 since the virus first arrived in the country in January.A total of 7,851 patients remain hospitalized, 2,224 have recovered and returned home, and 24 have died from complications related to the disease, according to Nepals Ministry of Public Health.There are still 85,813 people in Nepal in quarantine.In order to prevent and control the epidemic of new coronavirus cases, the Nepalese government announced the implementation of a curfew on June 19.Nepal has implemented a national blockade policy since March 24 to prevent the spread of the epidemic.

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  Nepal's COVID-19 cases rise to 14,046 with 482 new infections

  Photo: AFPBangkok (Peoples Daily) - Nepal on Wednesday confirmed 482 new coronavirus cases, bringing the total to 14,046 since the virus was first reported in the country in January.A total of 9,361 patients remain hospitalized, 4,656 have recovered and returned home, and 29 have died from complications related to the disease, according to Nepals Ministry of Public Health.There are still 48,362 people in Nepal in quarantine.Nepal has implemented a national blockade policy since March 24 to prevent the spread of the epidemic.