Nepal witnesses highest single-day death toll on Thursday
KATHMANDU: Seventeen more individuals diagnosed with coronavirus infection have succumbed to the disease, the Ministry of Health and Population confirmed at its regular media briefing on Thursday.
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This is the highest recorded number of fatalities in a single-day in Nepal.
Five women and 12 men are among the latest individuals to pass away due to the novel coronavirus.
Details of the deceased individuals
- 55-year-old female, Morang
- 81-year-old female, Sunsari
- 73-year-old female, Bhaktapur
- 82-year-old female, Kathmandu
- 32-year-old female, Dhading
- 78-year-old male, Jhapa
- 68-year-old male, Dhanusha
- 70-year-old male, Dhanusha
- 65-year-old male, Rautahat
- 84-year-old male, Bhaktapur
- 75-year-old male, Kathmandu
- 79-year-old male, Kathmandu
- 80-year-old male, Kathmandu
- 39-year-old male, Tahahun
- 39-year-old male, Dang
- 50-year-old male, Kapilvastu
- 55-year-old male, Nawalparasi
Nepal has more than 69,000 confirmed cases while global cases have exceeded 31 million whereas the global death-toll is approaching the 1 million mark.
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With the recent addition of fatalities, Nepal’s Covid-19 death-toll has now advanced to 453.