Covid pushes UK borrowing to highest since WW2
The government borrowed £303bn in the year to March, reflecting the cost of measures to support the economy.
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1044 new cases, 1271 recoveries and 11 fatalities recorded on Friday
KATHMANDU: Nepal’s Health Ministry, in its regular press briefing, shared the latest updates on coronavirus contagion from across the country, and government’s response to the health crisis.
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Worldwide coronavirus cases cross 22.78 million, death toll over 792,500
At least 22,781,565 people have been reported to be infected by the novel coronavirus globally and 792,837 people have died, a Reuters tally showed.
Infections have been reported in more than 210 countries and...
Karnali chief minister stresses citizens’ role in curbing infection
Surkhet, August 20
Chief Minister of Karnali Province Mahendra Bahadur Shahi said every citizen should contribute to stop the spread of coronavirus infection.
At a programme organised here today to mark the province’s establishment and...
Highlights from Health Ministry’s regular briefing on COVID-19 response
KATHMANDU: The Ministry of Health and Population (MoHP), in its regular press briefing, shared the latest updates from across the country on government’s response to COVID-19 crisis.
As of today, 107,256 tests — including...
VIDEO: Nepal’s Covid-19 tally hits 402
Kathmandu, May 19
The Ministry of Health and Population confirmed 27 new cases of coronavirus infection on Tuesday, taking the nationwide tally to 402.
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80 new cases of COVID-19 detected
Kathmandu, May 18
Eighty people tested positive for coronavirus today, taking the number of COVID-19 cases in Nepal to 375.
Out of 80 people who tested positive for the novel coronavirus, 59, including at least...
Shortage of laboratory materials imperils novel coronavirus testing
Kathmandu, May 5
A number of hospitals conducting tests to confirm coronavirus infection are facing shortage of critical laboratory materials, threatening to decelerate the pace of examining suspected COVID-19 specimens.
This undated image shows the...
Asia coronavirus cases hit 250,000 but pace much slower than US, Europe
Rise driven by outbreaks in India, Pakistan, Singapore
China, Japan, South Korea have markedly slowed spread
Outbreak began in Asia but Europe, North America worst hit
SYDNEY: Coronavirus cases in Asia rose to a quarter of...
Doctors criticise UK government over coronavirus protection shortages
LONDON: Doctors and health workers criticised the British government on Saturday for suggesting that gowns used to protect them while treating coronavirus patients could be re-used, as supplies run low across the country.
Britain is at or near the...
