- Friday, 10 October 2025
Nationwide death toll from JE in 2015 reaches 31
According to Dr Abhiyan Gautam, Chief of the Child Health and Vaccination Section under the Family Welfare Division of the Department of Health Services, this is the highest figure recorded in the past decade.
'Protecting security personnel's eyesight helps keep citizens safe'
Free eye checkups were conducted for security personnel on the occasion of World Vision Day.
Cholera vaccine to be administered in Bara and Parsa
A cholera vaccination campaign is set to be launched in Bara and Parsa districts in response to the recent cholera outbreak and the heightened risk of infection following recent floods.
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Lahan Municipality provides free eye treatment to 15,000 patients in three years
The Lahan Municipality, in collaboration with Sagarmatha Chaudhary Eye Hospital, has been providing free treatment to its residents with eye problems for the past three years.
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Koshi Hospital launches Gen-Z Clinic
Koshi Hospital in Biratnagar, Morang, has launched a Gen-Z Clinic to provide prompt medical care to those people injured during the Gen-Z demonstrations held on September 8–9.
Nobel Prize in medicine granted for immune system breakthroughs
The Nobel Prize in physiology or medicine for 2025 will be given to Mary Brunkow, Fred Ramsdell and Shimon Sakaguchi, the Nobel Committee said.
30 people injured in Gen-Z protest are still in hospitals
Thirty-people who were injured during Gen-Z protest are still receiving treatment at different hospitals across the country, as per the latest data obtained by the Ministry of Health and Population.
KMC urges people to take precaution against dengue infection
KMC has stated that efforts are ongoing to locate mosquito breeding sites and destroy larva, as dengue transmission persists, according to Rishi Prasad Bhusal, the focal person of the Metropolitan City's Epidemic Disease Prevention and Control Programme.
Education Minister visits Gen-Z movement-injured at Trauma Centre
Minister for Education, Science and Technology, Mahabir Pun, visited the National Trauma Centre today to check on those injured during the recent Gen Z demonstrations held on September 8–9. He took updates on their health and the treatment they are receiving.
Youths grappling with mental distress in aftermath of recent demonstrations
The visual clips of the recent Gen-Z demonstrations available in the social media platform repeatedly came into the mind of a 16-year-old girl, stealing her sleep.
Gen-Z protest: Teaching Hospital conducts post-mortem of 28 bodies
Post-mortem of those killed in the Gen-Z protest is now underway at the Teaching Hospital. A total of 46 bodies have been brought to Hospital for the post-mortem so far, Department Chief, Dr Gopal Chaudhary said.
Japanese encephalitis: Five dead in Chitwan so far
Chief of District Health Office, Chitwan, Dinesh Rupakheti said a 42-year-old woman of Rapti municipality died from Japanese encephalitis on September 23.
36 dead from Gen Z protest; injured ones being treated at hospitals: Health Ministry
The Ministry of Health and Population has shared that 36 people lost their lives in different incidents that occurred in the course of the Gen Z protest. Secretary at the Ministry, Dr Bikas Devkota, said that 36 people have died so far as per the details received from different hospitals across the country.
