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Nepal courts to remain shut for two weeks amid COVID-19 fear



KATHMANDU: The full court of the Supreme Court of Nepal has decided to shut down courts across the country.

A full court meeting chaired by Chief Justice Cholendra Shumsher Rana on Friday decided to suspend the court’s activities for two weeks in view of the fast-spreading coronavirus.

According to a highly-placed source at the SC, all the courts across the country will remain shut until April 4 as part of preparations to prevent the possible spread of the novel virus.

This decision, however, will not apply to the cases related to habeas corpus. These cases will continue.

Publish Date : 20 March 2020 13:40 PM

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