A medical team led by Dr Govinda KC, senior orthopaedic surgeon at the Tribhuvan University Teaching Hospital, reached Tilathi village in Saptari on Saturday to treat the people who have been suffering from various communicable diseases. The team will remain in Tilathi until Sunday.
The health camp is being organised by the district chapter of the Federation of Nepalese Chambers of Commerce and Industry.
There has been outspreads of various water-borne diseases in Tilathi and adjoining villages following the recent incidents of flood in the region, said Niraj Kumar Jha, a Tilathi villager.
“The arrival of Dr KC and other medical officers has offered a great relief to the villagers who are unable to receive adequate medical support and treatment at the local health facilities,” Jha said. Besides Tilathi locals, people from nearby villages thronged the health camp from early morning for medical check-ups and treatment.
“I decided to come here to examine and treat the people who are unable to receive proper health services,” Dr KC said. “People here have already suffered from floods and now they are prone to various communicable diseases resulting from unsafe and contaminated water.”
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The health camp is being organised by the district chapter of the Federation of Nepalese Chambers of Commerce and Industry.
There has been outspreads of various water-borne diseases in Tilathi and adjoining villages following the recent incidents of flood in the region, said Niraj Kumar Jha, a Tilathi villager.
“The arrival of Dr KC and other medical officers has offered a great relief to the villagers who are unable to receive adequate medical support and treatment at the local health facilities,” Jha said. Besides Tilathi locals, people from nearby villages thronged the health camp from early morning for medical check-ups and treatment.
“I decided to come here to examine and treat the people who are unable to receive proper health services,” Dr KC said. “People here have already suffered from floods and now they are prone to various communicable diseases resulting from unsafe and contaminated water.”
Bardiya grapples with spread of viral fever, typhoid
GULARIYA: Spread of viral fever and typhoid in various flood-affected settlements of Bardiya for the past two weeks have not come to control yet.
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