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Bagmati province reports over 27,000 dengue cases

Twenty-seven thousand 750 people have been infected with dengue in Bagmati province since July 17 till date, the Bagmati Province Health Directorate said. Likewise, 21 persons in the province have died due to dengue infection. It is said out of 13 districts of the province, Kathmandu is the worst-affected while

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President Bhandari discharged from hospital

President Bidya Devi Bhandari has been discharged from hospital today after medical treatment. The Head-of-State was admitted to the Tribhuvan

Punmagar, 101, receiving care online from granddaughter in Israel

Shiva Lal Punmagar, 101, of Beli at Malika Rural Municipality-2 in Myagdi district has been receiving a proper care at

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People urged to take precautions against dengue, COVID-19 in Dashain

Kathmandu: People have been urged to take precautions against different health hazards while observing the Dashain festival. Issuing a press

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Karnali Province see dengue cases due to climate change

Jumla : With the rise of mercury in mountainous region due to climate change, dengue cases have been detected. According

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Chandragiri Municipality to test dengue for free

The Chandragiri Municipality has made arrangement to test dengue for free from Primary Hospital in Dhankot to the citizens of

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74 new COVID-19 cases, one death in 24 hours

Kathmandu: The country has added 74 new COVID-19 cases with an infection-related casualty in the past 24 hours. The caseloads

Dr KC denies travel to Kathmandu for treatment

Agitating Dr Govinda KC, who has been staging hunger strike in Dhangadhi for nine days, denied the request for Kathmandu

Japan hands over hearing screening equipment

The government of Japan has handed over the hearing screening equipment and soundproof rooms for infants in Bhaktapur and Lalitpur

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Dengue patients over 13,000 across Nepal

The number of people suffering from dengue has reached more than 13,000 in the country. The bulletin of the Epidemiology