Government banned gathering of more than twenty five people in public places
- banijyanews
- April 19, 2021
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Kathmandu, April 19
The government has banned the gathering of people in public places. Now, more than twenty five people cannot gather in public places.
The cabinet meeting held on Monday morning has issued such a ban on the ‘Corona Epidemic with new variants in order to control and prevent’ it. The decision states that no more than five people can gather in a public place.
According to the government decision, party palaces will be closed throughout Baisakh. Similarly, more than 25 people will not be allowed to participate in marriages, fasts and funerals. The meeting has directed to close schools in urban areas. At the same time, schools now have to teach online and other alternative mediums.
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