Sunday, May 17th, 2026

Woman who died of coronavirus had stayed in Tokha



KATHMANDU: It has been found that the woman who died of coronavirus used to live in Tokha, Kathmandu for a routine checkup during pregnancy.

The woman hailing from Barhabise Municipality-9, Ramche of Sindhupalchowk was staying in a rented room in Tokha Municipality-9 after the government announced the lockdown.

According to a relative, she had walked from Gongabu to the Tribhuvan University Teaching Hospital in Maharajgunj on May 5 and gave birth the next day.

It is said that she stayed at her relatives in Tokha, Kathmandu before going to Sindhupalchowk on an ambulance. The house in Tokha where she had stayed has also been sealed on Saturday night.

She was suffering from a fever when she was taken to Sindhupalchowk.

Everyone assumed the reason for fever as delivery. Then, she was taken to a primary health center near her home after fever lasted for two more days.

The health center had referred her to Dhulikhel Hospital and she died on the way to the hospital.

Some areas in Tokha Municipality sealed

Some areas of Tokha Municipality-9 have been sealed after it was found that the woman had lived in the municipality after being discharged from the hospital.

Chief of Tokha Municipality Prakash Adhikari informed that a certain part of the ward has been sealed.

Publish Date : 17 May 2020 09:20 AM

Dang youth move toward self-reliance through watermelon farming

DANG: Five youths from Rampur in Dangisharan Rural Municipality–1 in Dang, have

2,029 motorists penalized in 24-hour traffic crackdown in Kathmandu

KATHMANDU: A total of 2,029 motorists were penalized for violating

Bulgaria wins Eurovision Song Contest, Israel finishes second again

VIENNA: Bulgaria has won the Eurovision Song Contest for the

Around 30 percent of adults in Nepal affected by high blood pressure

KATHMANDU: Today marks World Hypertension Day, observed globally including in

169 pilgrims arrive in four days en route to Kailash Mansarovar

HUMLA: The arrival of Indian religious pilgrims to Kailash Mansarovar