Nepal

KATHMANDU: A meeting of security agencies and Chief District Officers of the three districts of Kathmandu valley on Tuesday has decided to issue prohibitory orders on movement of people and vehicles in the valley.The prohibitory order has been issued to discourage unwarranted movement of people in order to control the increasing spread of coronavirus infection in Kathmandu, Lalitpur and Bhaktapur.Movement of all vehicles except those providing emergency services will be halted, a home ministry source stated.The District Administration Office later issued a notice informing the general public of its decision to impose restrictions on all activities other than categorised essential services.
(See the notice below).
Meeting of security agencies, DAOs underwayThe government on Tuesday had decided to accord discretionary powers to Chief District Officers do decide on imposition of prohibitory orders or curfew if needed to contain the spread of the pandemic.The post Week long prohibitory order enforced in Kathmandu valley effective from Wednesday midnight appeared first on The Himalayan Times.





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