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Vice President Yadav admitted to TUTH hospital

Kathmandu, Oct 23: Vice President Ram Sahaya Prasad Yadav has been admitted to the Tribhuvan University Teaching Hospital (TUTH). He was admitted to the government hospital on Tuesday evening for hernia surgery. According to Vice President's personal physician Dr Shivaji Bikram Silwal, he will undergo surgery today. Vice President Yadav

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Karnali’s Health Gaps: 48 local levels deprived of basic hospitals

According to the Health Service Directorate, only 31 local levels in 10 districts of Karnali Province have operational basic hospitals.

International conference on experience sharing on sustainable technology kicks off

An international conference on advanced materials has kicked off here at Budhanilkantha from today. Jointly organized by Nepal Polymer Institute,

‘Efforts on to provide free treatment service to citizens’

Chief Minister of Bagmati province, Bahadur Singh Lama, has said efforts are underway in order to provide free treatment service

Health Ministry unveils 100-day performance under Minister Paudel

The Ministry of Health and Population (MoHP) made public a report detailing its performance and achievement in the last 100

Government decides on free treatment service to needy burn patients

To date, treatment for burns is available in Kirtipur Hospital, TU Teaching Hospital, Patan Hospital, Sushma Memorial Hospital and Bir

Vitamin ‘A’ and de-worming tablets being administered

Children throughout the country are being administered Vitamin 'A' and de-worming tablets today and tomorrow.

Six health posts constructed in Myagdi

Buildings of six health posts were constructed in Malika Rural Municipality in Myagdi district. Of the seven wards, all wards except

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19 thousand dengue cases reported throughout country

Dengue is spreading rapidly with the number of infected people reaching 19,599 throughout the country, according to the latest data

Minister Paudel urges WHO to upgrade Vector-Borne Disease Control Centre

Minister for Health and Population Pradip Paudel has urged the World Health Organization (WHO) to upgrade its Vector-Borne Disease Control