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Health ministry urges precaution against heatwave

KATHMANDU, April 24: The Ministry of Health and Population has urged the public to take preventive measures against the heatwave that has already started sweeping across the Tarai region.

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Health Ministry urges public to take prevention against heatwave

Health Ministry urges public to take prevention against heatwave
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MoHP Basnet appoints Dr Rajan Raj Bhatta as director of National Public Health Laboratory

KATHMANDU, Nov 7: The government has appointed Dr Rajan Raj Bhatta as the director of the National Public Health Laboratory located in Teku. Minister for Ministry of Health and Population (MoHP) Mohan Bahadur Basnet assigned Dr Bhatta the role of director in place of Dr Runa Jha.

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Mild dengue in Kathmandu

A different serotype infection can cause severe symptoms but the same serotype gives lifelong immunity.

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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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