Lockdown in Nepal

Due to the outbreak of coronavirus pandemic throughout the world, Nepal is in lockdown like many other countries. The people are restricted from getting out of their houses. Because of the complete lockdown, the roads are almost empty, shops  closed and other than the emergency works and essential  goods & services, everything else are closed. The violators of these rules are punished by the police (if found). Nepal police, health workers and the service providers are doing a great job. Their hard-work and efforts are highly commendable.

However, plenty of posts on social media (police punishing the public) are going viral. Some of them are totally unjustifiable. I highly condemn the acts done by those authorities. One of such posts, that really touched my heart was a man carrying gas cylinder being punished by the police officer. Seeing the post made me so helpless and also my blood boil. I hope such inhuman acts wouldn’t continue in days to come.

On the brighter side, Nepal Police headquarter has officially announced to investigate on the issue and take necessary action. The response from the officials and listening to the public opinions is a commendable action taken by the Police.

There are some other posts as such which are completely unacceptable. Maybe we need to train the authorities something about “COMMON SENSE”. It might have sounded too offensive and rude but I have had experiences with them in many instances too (even during this lockdown time).

Check out my photo-blog: Lockdown in Nepal (Self-isolation story): Photographs of a Vintage Bicycle!

Okay! Enough of complains for now. Let’s move on to the content of this blog.

Day 3 in Kathmandu (Boudhanath Area)

A day before the lockdown was announced, I was staying at my aunt’s place in Kapan. It was already late and so couldn’t return that day. So I had to remain there. For two days, I tried doing every possible thing to make my time and stay productive. Since everyone along with the people renting there were staying home and sharing internet, it was kind of frustrating. The internet was slow and so couldn’t watch movie, stream YouTube, no social media and any other things related to internet. Normally, I would carry a book with me but sadly I didn’t have one during that time. So, on the third day of Nepal lockdown, I decided to come to my room (located in Nayabasti, Jorpati). I woke up early in the morning. And headed to my room. Good thing; I had my camera with me.

Around 45 minutes of walk turned out to be a Nepal lockdown photowalk for me. With this post, I am sharing the photos of Nepal lockdown (Day 3); journey from Kapan to Nayabasti.

Thank you so much taking your time and effort to go through all of these photos. Which one was the best photo of all? Let me know!

And how did you like this photo-blog? Did you enjoy? Want to go through another photo-blog from this lockdown period? Here it is:

Lockdown in Nepal (Self-isolation story): Photographs of a Vintage Bicycle!

Another photo-blog: Day 11 of Nepal Lockdown in Pictures | Photos shot around Kathmandu |

Also, did you watch my vlog about the lockdown itself? If not, here it is:

| Novel Coronavirus (COVID-19) Pandemic | Nepal LOCKDOWN | A Day In The Life in Kathmandu |

Stay home, stay safe and take care of yourself. And let’s remind ourselves that life is amazing regardless of the situation we are currently in. Much love <3