Kathmandu, April 1 : Former King Gyanendra Shah has announced to donate Rs 20 million to the government’s Coronavirus infection control, prevention and treatment fund.
The contribution will be made through the Himani Trust. In a statement issued yesterday, the former King has also thanked all for showing patience and exercising restraint at this time of crisis and disaster. “Lockdown is imperative and there is no excuse to not follow it,”he further remarks.
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