While some people have resorted to protests, others have clashed with police demanding that their test results be made available at the earliest.

Local units in Dailekh directed to trace 87 individuals who were staying in the same facility as three Covid-19 patients.

Woman gives birth in quarantine, but locals reject her husband’s money saying it might transmit coronavirus.

All returnees to Dailekh from India are sent to the facility at Narayan Campus before being sent to their local units. This, many believe, has turned the facility into a breeding ground for the virus.

As Karnali Province reports more than 250 cases within just two weeks since the virus was first detected, the provincial and local governments are struggling to manage resources.

It took four hours for health workers team to reach the facility after the person fell unconscious.

In Narayan Municipality, 25 individuals are cooped up in one small room. Those quarantined in other municipalities are not faring any better.

A 35-year-old man from Dailekh was reported as the first positive case on Monday.

Designated health institutions face difficulties in setting up isolation wards due to lack of budget.

The nomad community doesn’t know the world is in the midst of a pandemic as authorities have not yet organised awareness programmes.

The government has allocated Rs 900 million for the programme in the running fiscal year.

Local residents are dissatisfied with the decision to build a park in the forest.

The allowance ranges from Rs 4,000 to Rs 10,000 depending on postings based on geographical locations.

Residents of Salkot and Babiyachaur want the highway to be constructed near their settlements.

The Netra Bikram Chand-led Communist Party of Nepal has claimed the responsibility for the incident.