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Publications such as The New York Times and The Guardian, which treat pronounced acronyms and initialisms differently, prefer to use the initial cap variant (i.e., "Covid-19").^[1] {{COVID-19 pandemic in Nepal/core

   |confirmed_cases = 218639
   |recoveries = 193325
   |deaths = 1305
   |tests = 1652043
   |date = 21 November 2020
   |territories = 76 
   |type = {{{1}}}

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v t e COVID-19 cases in Nepal by province and district^[4] Last updated: 18 Sep 4:36 PM NPT
Location	Index case	Cases	Deaths
Province No. 1	17 Apr	13,332	91
Morang	17 May	6,409	40
Sunsari	18 May	4,337	36
Jhapa	24 Apr	1,435	10
Udayapur	17 Apr	280	1
Ilam	9 Jun	159	0
Okhaldhunga	22 Jun	148	0
Sankhuwasabha		138	0
Khotang	18 May	102	0
Dhankuta	17 May	86	1
Bhojpur	13 May	73	0
Terhathum		59	3
Panchthar		44	0
Taplejung		40	0
Solukhumbu		22	0
Province No. 2	11 Apr	16,924	146
Parsa	11 Apr	3,038	46
Sarlahi	12 May	2,566	12
Rautahat	13 Apr	2,477	10
Dhanusa	23 Apr	2,276	21
Mahottari	12 May	1,717	14
Siraha	21 May	1,688	13
Bara	29 Apr	1,656	19
Saptari	11 May	1,506	11
Bagmati	23 Jan	64,985	327
Kathmandu	23 Jan	44,773	156
Lalitpur	18 May	6,220	47
Bhaktapur	12 May	4,389	39
Chitwan	17 Apr	3,558	34
Makwanpur	16 May	2,487	17
Kavrepalanchok	16 May	1,142	7
Dhading	16 May	845	6
Nuwakot	24 May	387	3
Sindhupalchok	16 May	368	9
Sindhuli	18 May	295	0
Ramechhap	18 May	282	2
Dolakha		209	6
Rasuwa	27 Jun	30	1
Gandaki	28 Mar	6,677	37
Kaski		1,602	12
Nawalpur	16 May	1,598	4
Tanahun		748	5
Baglung	28 Mar	669	1
Gorkha		648	8
Syangja		592	4
Lamjung	18 May	555	0
Parbat		171	0
Myagdi		86	1
Manang	18 Jun	5	0
Mustang	21 Jun	3	2
Province No. 5	30 Apr	16,119	103
Rupandehi	30 Apr	4,996	41
Banke	30 Apr	2,669	20
Dang	14 May	1,817	3
Kapilvastu	6 May	1,552	11
Bardiya	10 May	1,051	5
Palpa		1,001	4
Pyuthan		755	2
Parasi	16 May	717	9
Gulmi	17 May	701	4
Arghakhanchi		630	4
Rolpa		170	0
East Rukum		60	0
Karnali	18 May	5,109	8
Surkhet	23 May	2,467	5
Dailekh	18 May	1,313	1
Salyan		514	0
Jumla		323	0
Kalikot		194	0
West Rukum	14 Jun	168	1
Jajarkot		77	0
Humla		19	0
Dolpa		18	1
Mugu		16	0
Sudurpashchim	27 Mar	9,100	15
Kailali	27 Mar	3,319	9
Doti		1,196	0
Achham	24 May	1,137	3
Kanchanpur	4 Apr	1,009	1
Bajhang		660	1
Bajura		637	1
Baitadi	21 May	501	0
Dadeldhura	21 May	411	0
Darchula		230	0
Nepal	23 Jan	132,246	727

^ "Styling COVID-19 and Related Terms". CMOS Shop Talk. University of Chicago Press. 21 April 2020. Retrieved 16 November 2020. In the New York Times, on the other hand, you'll see Covid-19; the Times prefers an initial cap rather than all caps for acronyms of more than four letters (e.g., Unicef; an acronym is an abbreviation pronounced as a word). Covid-19 is also the style at the British newspapers the Guardian and the Observer, which prefer an initial cap rather than all caps for acronyms of any length (e.g., Sars).{{cite web}}: CS1 maint: url-status (link)
^ {{Cite web|url=https://covid19.mohp.gov.np%7Ctitle=COVID-19 Dashboard|publisher=Ministry of Health and Population (Nepal)|language=en|access-date=21 November 2020
^ {{Cite web|url=https://covid19.mohp.gov.np%7Ctitle=COVID-19 Dashboard|publisher=Ministry of Health and Population (Nepal)|language=en|access-date=21 November 2020
^ "COVID-19 Updates". The Kathmandu Post. Retrieved 18 September 2021.

[1] "Styling COVID-19 and Related Terms". CMOS Shop Talk. University of Chicago Press. 21 April 2020. Retrieved 16 November 2020. In the New York Times, on the other hand, you'll see Covid-19; the Times prefers an initial cap rather than all caps for acronyms of more than four letters (e.g., Unicef; an acronym is an abbreviation pronounced as a word). Covid-19 is also the style at the British newspapers the Guardian and the Observer, which prefer an initial cap rather than all caps for acronyms of any length (e.g., Sars).{{cite web}}: CS1 maint: url-status (link)

[2] {{Cite web|url=https://covid19.mohp.gov.np%7Ctitle=COVID-19 Dashboard|publisher=Ministry of Health and Population (Nepal)|language=en|access-date=21 November 2020

[3] {{Cite web|url=https://covid19.mohp.gov.np%7Ctitle=COVID-19 Dashboard|publisher=Ministry of Health and Population (Nepal)|language=en|access-date=21 November 2020

[4] "COVID-19 Updates". The Kathmandu Post. Retrieved 18 September 2021.

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