How about Coronavirus (COVID -19) Condition in Nepal

What is the (COVID -19) Coronavirus?

Coronavirus is a kind of virus that is transmitted from animals to humans. It causes illnesses ranging from cough, common cold, fever, and breathing difficulties to more severe conditions like pneumonia and kidney failure. Currently, no absolute medicine for COVID-19 exists. Most countries are using different drugs to treat coronavirus, but no antibiotics have been found effective so far.

Moreover, coronavirus is spreading rapidly around the globe. It directly causes fever, cough, and respiratory symptoms, making breathing difficult and potentially fatal.

What is the main prevention of COVID-19 Coronavirus?

There is no medicine to prevent coronavirus (COVID-19) as of now. The main prevention focuses on personal hygiene:

1. Regularly wash your hands.
2. Cover your mouth and nose while coughing and sneezing.
3. Properly use a mask when outside.
4. Cook meat, eggs, and food thoroughly.
5. Avoid close contact in crowded places.
6. Be aware of suspected virus and influenza illnesses.
7. Avoid touching your eyes, nose, and mouth with unwashed hands.
8. Avoid close contact with sick people.

What about Coronavirus (COVID-19) condition in Nepal?

Presently, billions of people are restricted from traveling due to the spread of coronavirus globally. However, Nepal is safe to travel. Many people wonder if Nepal is safe to travel amid the coronavirus outbreak.

Nepal is absolutely safe to travel, and no people are affected by the virus in the country. Although some people may be affected in the cities, trekking in the Himalayas is completely safe. In the greenery countryside, which is far from the city and untouched by crowds, there is no chance of transmitting the virus.

Recently, a Nepalese student returned from Wuhan University and was isolated in the hospital. His blood report sent to Hong Kong confirmed he was not infected with the coronavirus. Nepal has a total of 139,200 infected cases, with 96,800 recoveries and 765 deaths, mostly from people returning from India.

The WHO warned the Nepal government about the dangerous situation of the coronavirus, leading to health checks at the TIA for every passenger arriving from overseas.

Is Nepal safe to travel freely from Coronavirus?

Nepal is safe to travel, with few Nepalese people infected by the coronavirus until now.

On February 14, 2020, 175 Nepalese students were brought back from Wuhan, China, and quarantined. None showed signs of infection. Therefore, Nepal is 100% safe to travel from coronavirus.

What is a coronavirus and where does it spread from?

Coronavirus is a virus that transmits disease. The first Novel (nCoV) coronavirus spread from birds, mammals, and animals to humans. The new coronavirus (COVID-19) is spreading quickly worldwide.

More than 40,725,200 people have been infected, 11,25,400 have died, and 30,402,179 have recovered from COVID-19 worldwide. The main issue of global spread is careless gathering and traveling. The virus emerged from Wuhan, China, and has now spread to over 214 countries, affecting Southeast Asia, Australia, the US, Europe, and the Middle East.

How can I travel in Nepal during the COVID-19 coronavirus outbreak?

You can travel to Nepal with some limitations. The Nepal government has suspended on-arrival visas for travelers from China, Iran, Italy, South Korea, and Japan. These travelers must have a health-approved certificate and visit the Nepalese embassy in their country for a visa. For more information, visit the Nepal Immigration website.

In conclusion

Traveling in Nepal is completely safe from coronavirus. We at Sunrise Adventure Trek understand the COVID-19 pandemic situation. We value our clients' time and money, ensuring your bookings are safe. All trip bookings with us are saved until December 2021 at the same package cost mentioned on our website.