Disease Outbreak: After Corona, this disease caused outcry, street food had to be banned in the whole city

Disease Outbreak: After Corona, now this disease has created trouble in Nepal. Due to this disease, the Government of Nepal is very worried because day by day this disease is taking a formidable form. The number of patients of this disease is increasing in many cities of Nepal. To avoid this, the Nepal government has banned the sale of street food in this city as a precaution.

In fact, as part of an exercise to prevent the spread of cholera in the capital of Nepal, the Kathmandu Valley has banned the sale of street food on street food. The decision to ban the sale of street food by the Kathmandu Metropolitan City (KMC) comes after 12 patients of cholera have been reported in the area since Sunday.

Street food has also been banned in Lalitpur.

The head of the metropolitan health department, Balraj Tripathi, said, “The sale and distribution of food items has been banned for some time due to the increase in the number of cholera patients in Kathmandu.” Action has also been warned. Last week, Lalitpur Metropolitan City had decided to ban the sale and distribution of pani puri in the metropolis and it claimed that cholera bacteria have been found in the water used for pani puri. The KMC has also requested the Department of Food Technology and Quality Control to check food hygiene in hotels and restaurants across the city.

This disease is spread through contaminated water

Tripathi said that “Kathmandu Upatayak Khanapani Limited” has been requested to monitor the status of water pipeline and sewerage system. The KMC has also directed the urban health centers to be prepared to deal with any possible shortage of oral rehydration salts and water purifying tablets. Cholera is a bacterial disease that is usually spread through contaminated water. This disease causes severe diarrhea and dehydration. If left untreated, it can even prove fatal within a few hours.