Police captured three Chinese nationals and one each from the United States, Australia, and Norway during a road fight on Saturday in the capital Kathmandu.
The demonstrators requested better isolate offices, and all the more testing and straightforwardness in the buying of clinical supplies to battle COVID-19, the exceptionally infectious respiratory sickness brought about by the novel coronavirus.
The executive general of Nepal's Department of Immigration, Ramesh Kumar K.C., said the Chinese and US voyagers were fined 10,000 Nepali rupees ($82.75) each. The Australian was fined twofold since he was likewise taking photos of the fights.
"Every one of the five will be prohibited for a long time from entering Nepal and ousted to their individual nations after worldwide flights continue," he told Reuters. Nepal has suspended all trips until July 5 as a component of its coronavirus lockdown.
He said the Norwegian lady, who is hitched to a Nepali, should pay a 5,000-rupee fine yet can stay in the nation.
Another migration official, Ram Chandra Tiwari, said the outsiders had been punished for abusing their visitor visa and enjoying political exercises like the exhibition.
Nepal forced a lockdown in March in the wake of identifying its second instance of coronavirus contamination. The numbers have since expanded to 6,211 contaminations and 19 fatalities.
The administration, which has been broadly reprimanded for purportedly not doing what's necessary to control the flare-up, says it is focused on expanding the number of tests and improving isolated offices.
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