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Nepal Confirms Presence Of Omicron Variant In Two
Nepal on Monday confirmed the presence of Omicron variant of the coronavirus in two people, including a foreigner, in the country.
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India Gifts 1 Lakh Covid Vaccine Doses To Nepal Army
As a mark of friendship and strong ties between New Delhi and Kathmandu, India on Sunday sent one lakh doses of COVID-19 vaccines for the Nepal Army.
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COVID-19: Nepal To Resume Cross Border Transportation With India
Nepal on Thursday decided to resume cross border transportation with India as the Himalayan nation's COVID-19 cases significantly decreased.
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Meeting Nepal's Covid Vaccine Requirement A Priority: Foreign Secretary
India on Friday assured the people of Nepal that once it rolls out a vaccine against COVID-19, meeting their requirement will be a priority for New Delhi, amid a spike in cases in the Himalayan nation.
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Nepal's Aviation Ministry Proposes Resumption Of India Flights
Nepal's Civil Aviation Ministry has sent a proposal to resume flights to and from India from October 17, confirmed an official from Nepal's COVID-19 Crisis Management Centre (CCMC).
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Indian Businessman In Nepal Dies Of Coronavirus: Report
A 65-year-old Indian national has died of coronavirus in Nepal, a day after he tested positive for the disease, a media report said today.
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Hundreds Protest Against Nepal's Coronavirus Response
Police in Nepal arrested 10 people, including seven foreigners, on Saturday as demonstrations against the government's handling of the coronavirus crisis continued with hundreds of protesters gathering in the capital city Kathmandu, officials said.
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"Indian Virus Looks More Lethal Than Chinese, Italian": Nepal PM's Attack
After a "new map" claiming parts of Indian territory, Nepal Prime Minister KP Oli has delivered a new shocker in his offensive against India. Virus from India "looks more lethal" than Chinese and Italian, Mr Oli said in a speech in parliament, blaming India for the spread of coronavirus cases in his country.
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Rescued From Himalaya Trails, Trekkers Return To Find World In Turmoil
Stranded in Kathmandu, running out of cash and with no way to get home, Alexander Sys is one of hundreds of tourists whose Nepal trekking adventure abruptly ended in lockdown.
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12 Indians Among 14 New COVID-19 Cases In Nepal
Twelve Indians are among the 14 new coronavirus cases reported in Nepal on Friday, nearly doubling the number of infected persons in the country.
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Three Indians Test Positive For Coronavirus In Nepal
Three Indian nationals, staying at a local mosque in southern Nepal, have tested positive for the novel coronavirus, a media report said in Kathmandu on Sunday.
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"Not Possible": Nepal Refuses Everest Clean-Up During COVID-19 Lockdown
Nepal's government on Friday rejected calls to use the pandemic lockdown of Mount Everest to stage a cleanup of the world's highest mountain.
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Coronavirus Outbreak Affects Everest Expeditions, Nepal Tourism Hit
With the outbreak of coronavirus showing no sign of subsiding, many mountain climbers have already started cancelling their expedition bookings. This is a cause of concern to the tour operators who will have to bear severe economic losses during the climbing season that lasts from March to May.
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Nepal Confirms Presence Of Omicron Variant In Two
Nepal on Monday confirmed the presence of Omicron variant of the coronavirus in two people, including a foreigner, in the country.
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India Gifts 1 Lakh Covid Vaccine Doses To Nepal Army
As a mark of friendship and strong ties between New Delhi and Kathmandu, India on Sunday sent one lakh doses of COVID-19 vaccines for the Nepal Army.
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COVID-19: Nepal To Resume Cross Border Transportation With India
Nepal on Thursday decided to resume cross border transportation with India as the Himalayan nation's COVID-19 cases significantly decreased.
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Meeting Nepal's Covid Vaccine Requirement A Priority: Foreign Secretary
India on Friday assured the people of Nepal that once it rolls out a vaccine against COVID-19, meeting their requirement will be a priority for New Delhi, amid a spike in cases in the Himalayan nation.
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Nepal's Aviation Ministry Proposes Resumption Of India Flights
Nepal's Civil Aviation Ministry has sent a proposal to resume flights to and from India from October 17, confirmed an official from Nepal's COVID-19 Crisis Management Centre (CCMC).
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Indian Businessman In Nepal Dies Of Coronavirus: Report
A 65-year-old Indian national has died of coronavirus in Nepal, a day after he tested positive for the disease, a media report said today.
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Hundreds Protest Against Nepal's Coronavirus Response
Police in Nepal arrested 10 people, including seven foreigners, on Saturday as demonstrations against the government's handling of the coronavirus crisis continued with hundreds of protesters gathering in the capital city Kathmandu, officials said.
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"Indian Virus Looks More Lethal Than Chinese, Italian": Nepal PM's Attack
After a "new map" claiming parts of Indian territory, Nepal Prime Minister KP Oli has delivered a new shocker in his offensive against India. Virus from India "looks more lethal" than Chinese and Italian, Mr Oli said in a speech in parliament, blaming India for the spread of coronavirus cases in his country.
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Rescued From Himalaya Trails, Trekkers Return To Find World In Turmoil
Stranded in Kathmandu, running out of cash and with no way to get home, Alexander Sys is one of hundreds of tourists whose Nepal trekking adventure abruptly ended in lockdown.
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12 Indians Among 14 New COVID-19 Cases In Nepal
Twelve Indians are among the 14 new coronavirus cases reported in Nepal on Friday, nearly doubling the number of infected persons in the country.
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Three Indians Test Positive For Coronavirus In Nepal
Three Indian nationals, staying at a local mosque in southern Nepal, have tested positive for the novel coronavirus, a media report said in Kathmandu on Sunday.
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"Not Possible": Nepal Refuses Everest Clean-Up During COVID-19 Lockdown
Nepal's government on Friday rejected calls to use the pandemic lockdown of Mount Everest to stage a cleanup of the world's highest mountain.
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Coronavirus Outbreak Affects Everest Expeditions, Nepal Tourism Hit
With the outbreak of coronavirus showing no sign of subsiding, many mountain climbers have already started cancelling their expedition bookings. This is a cause of concern to the tour operators who will have to bear severe economic losses during the climbing season that lasts from March to May.
