COVID-19 fear: Weekly newspapers from Kathmandu cease their print version

KATHMANDU, March 20: All the weekly newspapers being published from Kathmandu will cease their print edition owing to novel coronavirus outbreak fear.

By Republica

KATHMANDU, March 20: All the weekly newspapers being published from Kathmandu will cease their print edition owing to novel coronavirus outbreak fear.

According to the Acting Chairperson of Press Council Nepal Kishor Shrestha, the weekly papers, however, will remain active online.

Earlier, an English weekly Nepali Times also announced to suspend its print edition.

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