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Curbing fatalities caused by rising snake bite incidents

Snakebite incidents have been on the rise in Nepal, with at least nine people losing their lives since mid-April due to venomous snake bites. This surge in cases can be attributed to the ongoing rainy season and summer weather, which brings snakes out of their habitats in search of food. The data from the Epidemiology and Disease Control Division paints a grim picture, with an average of 15 to 20 snakebite-related deaths occurring annually in Nepal.

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Alarming rise in monkey bites

The issue is one of Nepal’s leading but overlooked public health concerns.

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Snakebite outbreak on the rise as rainy summer continues

KATHMANDU, July 13: The Epidemiology and Disease Control Division, based in Teku, has recently reported a surge in snakebite cases due to the ongoing rainy season and summer weather. Tragically, at least nine people have lost their lives as a result of snakebites thus far.

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Drunk monkey attacks 4,000 people in three months after swigging booze with locals

Drunk monkey attacks 4,000 people in three months after swigging booze with locals
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Dengue infections on the rise: Transmission reported from Sunsari to Darchula

KATHMANDU, July 6: The Epidemiology and Disease Control Division (EDCD) has revealed that dengue infections have surged to over 1,000 cases within a month since the onset of monsoon. Sadly, one fatality due to dengue was reported in Sunsari last week. It is noteworthy that Sunsari experienced a widespread dengue outbreak last year as well.

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