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No Nepali living abroad ‘died of COVID-19’ last week
Aug 17, 2020
Kathmandu, August 16 No death of Nepalis living abroad due to the coronavirus was reported last week, said Non-Resident Nepalis Association today. A press release issued by the NRNA from London said it recorded zero death of Nepalis living abroad in the past week. The number of Nepalis diagnosed with COVID-19 in foreign countries has also gone down...
Civil Aviation Ministry preparing for fifth phase of repatriation
Aug 13, 2020
KATHMANDU, AUGUST 12 As the reopening date of flights has been postponed by the Cabinet meeting held on Monday, the government has also announced that it will conduct fifth phase of repatriation flights. Based on the government’s announcement, Ministry of Culture, Tourism and Civil Aviation (MoCTCA) is preparing for the repatriation. As the ...
Postal Highway Project: Construction work comes to halt with non-payment issues in Birgunj
Aug 12, 2020
BIRGUNJ: The widening work of road section from Birgunj to Sedhawa has come to a halt since the Postal Highway Project has withheld the payment of bills. The construction company engaged in the road widening project stated that the work came to halt due to lack of sources as the Postal Highway Directorate has withheld the payment of dues for about ...
849 passengers arrive on last day of fourth phase of repatriation
Aug 11, 2020
KATHMANDU, AUGUST 10 A total of 849 Nepalis were evacuated today via five flights. According to Tribhuvan International Airport (TIA), Nepal Airlines Corporation (NAC) evacuated 151 passengers and Himalaya Airlines repatriated 149 passengers from Doha in Qatar. Himalaya Airlines also brought home 156 passengers from Malaysia. Meanwhile, NAC and Fly...
Bajura ravaged by catastrophic flood; connection with district headquarters severed
Aug 10, 2020
BAJURA: The swelling of Budhiganga river induced by incessant downpour has swept away the bailey bridge along the Sanfe-Martadi road-section, on Sunday. Following the damage to the bridge, the connection to district headquarters Martadi has been lost as vehicular movement has halted. Similarly, at least five suspension bridges have been destr...
Sanfe-Martadi road obstructed since last month
Aug 9, 2020
BAJURA: The Sanfe-Martadi road section in Bajura district, movement along which has been obstructed since last month due to landslide and flood, has yet to come into operation. Due to persistent rainfall, various locations between Taprisera-Tipada along road section have been damaged by the landslide halting the vehicular movement in the road. The ...
1,466 Nepalis brought home
Aug 7, 2020
KATHMANDU, AUGUST 6 As per the working guidelines on rescuing vulnerable Nepalis who have been stranded abroad due to the coronavirus pandemic, 1,466 Nepalis were repatriated home by this evening. These stranded people arrived through nine chartered flights. According to Devendra KC, general manager of the Civil Aviation Office at Tribhuvan Interna...
6,000 migrants apply for free rescue from abroad
Aug 7, 2020
KATHMANDU, AUGUST 6 Six thousand migrant workers who have lost their jobs in nine different countries, including in Malaysia and the Gulf nations have applied at their concerned embassies to be rescued by the government for free. According to the Ministry of Labour, Employment and Social Security, 6,000 workers who have lost their jobs so far have ...
1,313 Nepalis repatriated
Aug 6, 2020
KATHMANDU, AUGUST 5 More than 1,000 Nepalis were repatriated today via eight flights. According to Tribhuvan International Airport (TIA), a total of 1,313 Nepalis were repatriated today. Nepal Airlines Corporation evacuated 151 and 265 passengers from Doha in Qatar and Dubai in the United Arab Emirates (UAE), respectively. Similarly, Himalaya Airli...
Improved England restrict Pakistan at lunch on day two
Aug 6, 2020
MANCHESTER: James Anderson and Stuart Broad took wickets in an improved England bowling performance as they restricted Pakistan to 187 for five at lunch on day two of the first test at Old Trafford on Thursday. England had been criticised by coach Chris Silverwood for allowing too many “easy balls to hit†after a rain-shortened first...
