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25 test positive on Wednesday

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Kathmandu, May 20

Twenty-five persons have tested positive on Wednesday taking the total number of persons infected with COVID-19 in Nepal to 427.

Eighteen of the infected persons are male and seven female, according to Spokesperson at the Health Ministry Bikash Devkota. Six of them are from Banke, five from Dhankuta, 13 from Kapilvastu and one from Western Nawalparasi.

Health of all 25 persons is normal, according to the ministry.

The total number of infected persons in Nepal has now reached 427 with two of them succumbing to the virus.

Eight infected persons, meanwhile, have been discharged from the Koshi Hospital after recovery on Wednesday.

Published Date: 2020-05-20 17:04:00

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