No new bird flu cases since July 17, outbreak under control: DLS Nepal has not recorded any new cases of bird flu since July 17, indicating that the recent outbreak is largely under control, according to the Department of Livestock Services (DLS).
Nepal, UN launch three-year programme to expand mental health services The Government of Nepal and the United Nations on Wednesday launched a three-year joint programme to strengthen the country's mental health system and expand access to mental health and psychosocial support services, particularly for women, children, adolescents and other vulnerable communities.
Kanchanpur reports highest dengue cases in province Kanchanpur has recorded the highest number of dengue infections in Sudurpaschim Province this fiscal year, with 28 confirmed cases in the past six months. Across the province, 70 infections have been reported, according to the District Health Office.
Nagarik App adds real-time blood info portal Users can now view details of blood availability across Nepal through the Nagarik app.
Bird flu curbed in seven districts, Kathmandu Valley remains on alert The Department of Livestock Services said avian influenza has been contained in seven districts, while surveillance and control measures have been stepped up in Kathmandu, Lalitpur, Bhaktapur and Kavrepalanchok, where infections persist.
Govt releases Rs 500m relief as bird flu losses top Rs 700m The government has released Rs 500 million to compensate poultry farmers hit by Nepal's expanding bird flu outbreak, as authorities warned of strict legal action against anyone selling infected poultry and urged the public to remain vigilant against the risk of human transmission.
Snakebites no longer just a tarai problem as cases reach Everest's doorstep Snakebite is no longer just a Tarai problem. Cases are increasingly being reported from Nepal's hills and mountain districts, including Solukhumbu, home to Mount Everest, forcing health authorities to expand treatment services into areas where snakebite was once considered rare and where hospitals were never equipped to handle venomous bites.
Crows driving bird flu spread across Kathmandu Valley, says livestock department Crows are the primary source behind the continued spread of bird flu across the Kathmandu Valley, the Department of Livestock Services has said, as authorities intensify efforts to contain the outbreak that has now affected nearly 100 poultry farms in 11 districts.
Authorities ramp up bird flu surveillance across valley The Department of Livestock Services has intensified surveillance and deployed technical teams across the Kathmandu Valley and surrounding districts as it races to contain the spread of bird flu, which has now affected nearly 100 poultry farms in 11 districts.
Teku Hospital has 40-day rabies vaccine reserve, ministry says The Ministry of Health and Population has assured the public that Nepal has sufficient stocks of anti-rabies vaccines and that additional supplies are expected in the coming days.
Health Ministry denies rabies vaccine shortage The Ministry of Health and Food Safety has clarified that there is no shortage of rabies vaccines in the country, despite concerns over limited stock.
Dengue, scrub typhus and kala-azar cases persist as monsoon sets in With the monsoon beginning to advance across Nepal, the latest weekly disease surveillance data shows dengue, scrub typhus and kala-azar continuing to be reported across multiple provinces, while influenza cases have remained steady in recent weeks, according to the Epidemiological Week 25 Surveillance Bulletin issued by the Epidemiology and Disease Control Division under the Department of Health Services.
International Yoga Day observed with focus on healthy ageing Nepal joined the global community in observing the 12th International Day of Yoga on Sunday under the theme 'Yoga for Healthy Ageing'.
No blood bank, no donor - so Bajura doctor gave his own blood before performing the surgery When a 31-year-old woman from Triveni Municipality-9 arrived at Bajura District Hospital bleeding heavily and in urgent need of blood, her family searched, and found nothing. No blood bank. No available donor. No reserve to draw from.
Opinion When Upstream construction and Secrecy Becomes Downstream Risk Across the Himalayan arc, where mountains rise like ancient arbiters of destiny and where nations have long mistaken altitude for insulation, Nepal’s recent catastrophe has become a summons that no government in the region can afford to disregard.
Opinion NEPAL IS OWED RESTITUTION, NOT AID I was in a village above the Trishuli valley some years ago, watching a district officer explain to a group of foreign donors why the road they had funded had washed away twice in three monsoons.
Nepal India, China send specialist teams to aid Nepal flood rescues International assistance to Nepal following the devastating Bhotekoshi-Trishuli floods has moved beyond relief supplies, with India and China deploying specialist teams to help search for people trapped inside hydropower tunnels.
Nepal Bagmati to build temporary bridges to reconnect flood-hit areas Bagmati Province plans to build bailey bridges, suspension bridges and temporary crossings at suitable locations to restore access to communities cut off by the Bhotekoshi flood and landslides.
Kathmandu WHO releases $150,000 for Nepal flood response The World Health Organization (WHO) has released $150,000 from its South-East Asia Regional Health Emergency Fund (SEARHEF) to support urgent health needs in communities affected by the devastating flash floods in Nepal.
Videos Nepal Army Intensifies Search Operations, Recovers 72 Bodies In Chitwan Nepal Army's Naya Gorakh Gana team, deployed for Chitwan National Park's security, has recovered 72 bodies so far using technology-aided search and rescue during the disaster, led by Ganapati Rajendra Baniya.
Nepal Army engineers prepare blasting to rescue trapped in Trishuli tunnel Nepal Army engineers have begun preparations for blasting and widening an access point as part of an increasingly difficult effort to rescue people trapped inside the Upper Trishuli 3 ‘A’ hydropower project tunnel in Nuwakot.
Nepal Landslide blocks Prithvi Highway in Dhading Vehicular movement along the Prithvi Highway has been disrupted after a landslide blocked the road at Krishnabhir in Dhading on Saturday.
Business NAIMA to contribute Rs 5 million to Rasuwa flood relief fund The Nepal Automobile Importers and Manufacturers Association (NAIMA) has decided to contribute Rs 5 million to the Prime Minister Disaster Relief Fund for relief and rehabilitation of communities affected by the devastating Bhotekoshi River flood in Rasuwa.
Nepal Australia provides AUD 2m for flood relief in Nepal The Australian government has provided AUD 2 million to support the UN World Food Programme’s (WFP) emergency food assistance and logistics operations for communities affected by the devastating floods in northern Nepal.
Nepal Nearly 160,000 women, girls affected by Nepal floods: UN Women Nearly 160,000 women and girls in Rasuwa and Nuwakot have been directly or indirectly affected by the devastating flash floods that struck Nepal on August 26, with UN Women warning that the disaster is exposing them to heightened risks of violence, exploitation and deprivation.
Nepal Kumari Job integrates AI-powered ATS with LinkedIn Nepal-based job portal and HR solutions provider Kumari Job has integrated its AI-powered Applicant Tracking System (ATS) with LinkedIn to streamline recruitment and expand employers’ access to potential candidates.