Friday, January 17th, 2025

Nepal’s COVID-19 death tally  jumps to 60  as 46-yr-old dies in Birgunj


05 August 2020  

Time taken to read : 2 Minute


  • A
  • A
  • A

BIRGUNJ: One more person has succumbed to coronavirus in Birgunj, taking the death tally from the deadly virus in Nepal to 60.

A 46-year-old man of Birgunj Metrpolitan City-15 passed away while undergoing treatment at COVID-19 Birgunj Health Care Hospital at 6 am on Wednesday, confirmed Medical Superintendent Dr Madan Kumar Upadhyaya.

According to Dr Upadhyaya, he had been admitted to the hospital after he complained of fever on Tuesday.

His swab had been collected on August 2 and was confirmed infected with the virus after his swab sample report came out to be positive the next day.

With this the number of deaths from coronavirus has reached 60 in Nepal.

Earlier, an 18-year-old girl of Pokhariya municipality-9 in Parsa was reported to have died of coronavirus.

She was confirmed infected with COVID-19 after her swab sample report came out positive during test at the laboratory of Narayani Hospital last night.

Diarrhea patient had died on Monday while being rushed to National Medical College.

Broke out in Wuhan City of China on last December, the coronavirus has infected more than 21,000 people in Nepal so far.

 

Publish Date : 05 August 2020 12:31 PM

Indian laborer dies after assault at a brick kiln in Rupandehi

KATHMANDU: An Indian laborer working at New Kamana Brick Kiln in

Restoration and maintenance of border pillars begin in Kailali

KATHMANDU: The restoration and repainting of Nepal-India border pillars in

Vidhyut Utpadan Company cancels investment process for two hydropower projects

KATHMANDU: Vidhyut Utpadan Company Limited has canceled the investment process

Meetings of two parliamentary committees, including human rights, scheduled for today

KATHMANDU: Two committees under the federal parliament are set to

Opposition parties’ postponed press conference to take place today

KATHMANDU: Federal parliament’s opposition parties are set to hold a