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Nepal Covid-19 cases - 53,120 cases, 336 deaths

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KATHMANDU, July 7 (Xinhua) -- The Nepali government has decided to stop using rapid test kits to identify COVID-19 cases amid concerns over reliability of such tests, a senior government official said.

"Rapid test kits will not be used to confirm whether anybody is infected with the novel Coronavirus and such kits will also not be used for surveillance purpose," Sameer Kumar Adhikari, joint spokesperson at the Ministry of Health and Population told Xinhua on Tuesday. "Such kits will be used only for research purposes."

In the past months, thousands of Nepali people were released from quarantine centers on the basis of rapid diagnostic tests and many were later tested positive on polymerase chain reaction (PCR) te
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New Delhi (NVI): The COVID-19 cases in Nepal saw a jump of 108 in the last 24 hours, taking the total number to 16,531 in the country, according to local media reports.

The country’s Ministry of Health and Population said, of the total cases so far, 7,891 people have achieved recovery after 139 people have been discharged from health facilities in the last 24 hours.
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Meanwhile, no COVID-19 fatality was reported today in Nepal. With this death-toll from the disease stands at 35 in the country.
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