Private schools around the country are preparing to start their regular classes from Wednesday in spite of the fuel scarcity.

Private and Boarding School's Organisation, Nepal (PABSON) Chairman Lakshya Bahadur KC said the decision has been taken due to difficulties in completing the curriculum on time if schools continue to remain shut. 

“We will start regular classes despite scarcity of fuel," said Chairman KC, "Students will have to walk to reach their school, we cannot imagine shutting down the schools.” 

Schools have requested guardians through text messages to accompany their children to schools if needed.