Tibet tourism boom pressures historic sites

Source: APN 20, Jun 2021

Tourism is booming in Tibet as more Chinese travel in-country because of the coronavirus pandemic.

Summer tourism influx at Georgia beach means more citations

Source: APN 20, Jun 2021

More summer visitors are flocking to Georgia’s largest public beach, and that means local officials are writing more tickets for rule violations.

US-Canada border restrictions extended until July 21

Source: APN 20, Jun 2021

Border restrictions on nonessential travel with the United States will be extended until July 21, officials said Friday.

2,400 new cases of coronavirus

Source: RSS 20, Jun 2021

The country recorded 2,400 new cases of coronavirus in the last 24 hours.

Landslide blocks Marsyangdi river, poses risk to settlement

Source: RSS 20, Jun 2021

The flow of Marsyangdi River has been disrupted after a landslide fell over the river along the border of Chame rural municipality-4 and 5.

Government recognizes PCR reports of 22 private hospitals for foreign trips

Source: RSS 20, Jun 2021

The government has decided to approve for foreign trips the RT- PCR test reports for COVID-19 issued by 22 private hospitals. 

Monsoon not likely to weaken soon: Meteorologist

Source: RSS 20, Jun 2021

Meteorologists have said the monsoon that has become active since some days is not weakening immediately.

Additional funds for COVID-19 prevention and control

Source: RSS 20, Jun 2021

The Bagmati provincial government has decided to provide Rs. 25.5 million to different six hospitals in the province.

Ramayana Park to be established

Source: RSS 20, Jun 2021

The Ramayana Park in the mythological site of Pachai in Myagdi is finally come to fruition, a decade after it was conceptualized.

Flood survivors in Manang rescued by helicopters

Source: RSS 18, Jun 2021

Flood survivors in Manang district were rescued with the help of two helicopters on Friday.

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