Kathmandu: The second wave of Corona continues to wreak havoc all over the world. In India, an average of 50 thousand cases are being reported every day. Many schools in the country have not opened due to the second wave of Corona. Work from home is being promoted in the office. However, schools are being closed in Nepal for another reason. The Nepal government has ordered that all schools in Kathmandu be closed till Friday. This detention is not due to corona but due to pollution.

The sky of Kathmandu, the capital of Nepal, was completely surrounded on Monday by the Poluget Smog. On seeing this, it appears that Kathmandu is completely covered with dirty sheets. For the first time, schools are being closed in Kathmandu due to dense fog. Kathmandu is one of the most polluted cities in the world. The air quality index in Kathmandu reached above 300 last week, reflecting the alarming level.

In view of this worrisome situation, the government has decided that all educational institutions in Kathmandu should be closed by Friday. Deepak Sharma, spokesperson of Nepal Ministry of Education, has told that as far as we know educational institutions are being closed in Kathmandu for the first time due to pollution. The government has appealed to the people not to come out of their homes.  

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