Nepal is currently confronting a cholera outbreak that has spread across four districts, with a total of 50 confirmed cases as of 12 August 2024. The majority of cases have been reported in Lalitpur (38), followed by Kailali (8), Kathmandu (2), and Pyuthan (2). Over the past 24 hours, three new cases have emerged in […]
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The Epidemiology and Disease Control Division (EDCD) under the Department of Health Services has reported an alarming rise in vector- and water-borne diseases across the country. One person has succumbed to dengue, with 2,365 infections reported in the past seven and a half months. Dengue has now spread to 73 districts nationwide. The distribution of
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As of 2nd of August 25 cases of Cholera has been confirmed in Lalitpur, Kathmandu, and Kailali. Lalitpur has reported 16 cases, Kailali 8, and Kathmandu 1. In the past 24 hours, Lalitpur registered two new cases and two hospital admissions. No deaths related to cholera or Acute Watery Diarrhea have been reported so far.
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Twelve people in Kathmandu Valley are confirmed to have contracted cholera, according to the Department of Health Services (DHS). DHS Director-General Dr Dipendra Raman Singh shared the information during Monday’s meeting of the Education and Health Committee under the House of Representatives. Of the infected, eight have been discharged from the Teku based Sukraraj Hospital after
Two more people have been diagnosed with cholera in Kathmandu Valley on Tuesday, 21st June, 2022. With two cases being confirmed earlier this week, Kathmandu Valley’s total cases of cholera now stands at 4 infections. All four are undergoing treatment at the Teku based Sukraraj Tropical and Infectious Disease Hospital (STIDH). According to the hospital,
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Nepal’s Ministry of Health has confirmed two cases of cholera in the valley. Two females, aged 18 and 23 years from Bagbazar, Kathmandu are currently undergoing treatment at the Sukraraj Tropical and Infectious Disease Hospital (STIDH), Teku. According to Manisha Rawal, director at the STIDH, the two patients were unconscious when they were brought to
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