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Marginalised communities to get free health services
Added At: 2011-12-16 9:00 AM
Last Updated At: 2011-12-16 9:00 AM
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KAWASWOTI: Madhyabindu community hospital based in Danda of Nawalparasi has decided to render free health services to people belonging to Bote, Majhi and Musahar community of the district.
The recently held 4th general assembly of the Hospital decided to freely provide with OPD and emergency services to the members of the marginalized community.
The community hospital, which came into operation since 2064 BS by raising fund organising Dhana Dhanyanchal Mahayagya, has been providing services through four MBBS doctors.
The community managed hospital has 55 beds, informed Chairperson of the Hospital Management Committee, Krishna Bahadur Kunwar.
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