Kathmandu. The Ministry of Health and Population has appealed to the public not to engage in crowded activities such as meetings, processions, rallies, gatherings, conferences, seminars and meetings, saying that there is a risk of re-infection of the corona.

The school is also one of the crowded places. Since Pus, most of the schools have been teaching in the physical presence of students and teachers. The schools are still in operation even though the Ministry of Health has asked them not to overcrowd saying that corona infection could spread.

As the corona infection progresses, experts are anticipating signs of a second wave. They are urging strict adherence to health care standards, saying negligence could lead to dire situations.

Looking at the situation in neighboring countries, the risk seems high. However, Ganesh Poudel, a teacher at a school in Lalitpur, has the experience of being careless instead of being aware of the general public. He says, "You see a lot of people walking on the road without masks." They think Corona is nothing. The same thing is happening to children, which is wrong. '