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Covid-19 Nepal: Reviewing, and not repeating, mistakes of the 2nd wave is essential

Covid-19 Nepal: Reviewing, and not repeating, mistakes of the 2nd wave is essential
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The only way Nepal s Covid-19 crisis can be controlled is stricter lockdown – OnlineKhabar English News

Sagar Budhathoki May 12, 2021 Comments File: Dr Sudip Khadka Nepal, having seen a steady rise in the number of Covid-19 cases went into partial lockdown in affected districts of the country around two weeks ago. Even though the lockdown has been in place, the number of cases is increasing throughout the country. To understand more about why there has been a recent surge in the cases due to the mutated virus, Onlinekhabar caught up with Dr Sudip Khadka, a virologist based in New York, who explains how virus change shapes, the effectiveness of the vaccine and what Nepal failed to do in its Covid-19 response.

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Plasma therapy in Nepal Covid-19 response: Too many demands, too few donors

Onlinekhabar May 7, 2021 A patient in Dhangadhi giving plasma for a Covid-19 patient. In August 2020, for the first time in Nepal, a 60-year-old man was treated with plasma therapy for Covid-19, at the Tribhuvan University Teaching Hospital in Maharajgunj, Kathmandu. After he became free from the coronavirus infection, interest in plasma therapy began to grow in Nepal as well. The population of people receiving and giving plasma started growing thicker. Simultaneously, in various hospitals of Nepal, plasma therapy began for Covid-19 patients. Soon after, in August itself, a Plasma Bank was set up in Nepal to collect the plasma units from Covid-19-recovered patients. The Lions Club and the Rotaract Club have supported the drive, with previous experiences of running the hotline for blood bank even before the Covid-19 pandemic.

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