Nepalgunj Medical College doctors launch protest

Doctors and staff of Nepalgunj Medical College Teaching Hospital have launched a protest since Thursday stating that they have not received their salaries for four months and allowance for 11 months. They continued their protest on Friday. On the first day of protest on Thursday, all the doctors and staff staged a sit-in on the hospital premises. The protest has been started at the initiation of Professor’s Council of the hospital, said Binod Mahasetha, chairman of the council.

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Nepalgunj Medical College implements insurance scheme

The health insurance programme which was earlier implemented only in Bheri Hospital in Nepalgunj, Banke, has also been implemented at Nepalgunj Medical College in Kohalpur. "According to an agreement inked with the Health Insurance on July 16, the insurance programme will be rolled out at Nepalgunj Medical College in Kohalpur," said Deputy Director of the Nepalgunj Medical College Hospital Dr. Dinesh Shrestha.

One dead, two hurt in motorcycle accident

The injured are receiving treatment at Nepalgunj Medical College, says police.

Dhulikhel Hospital starts trial of Covid-19 vaccine candidate

Nepalgunj Medical College is also set to start the vaccine trial later this week.

Health workers in Nepalgunj deprived of salary for three months

Health workers in Nepalgunj Medical College, Banke, have complained that they have not received their salary and other benefits for three months.

Medical college staffers up in arms

Employees at Kohalpur-based Nepalgunj Medical College have started an agitation citing delay in their remuneration.

Covid-19 Nepal: Banke woman dies as hospital refuses admission

Locals of Baijanathpur rural municipality-5 of the Banke district in southwestern Nepal took their 46-year-old neighbour to the Nepalgunj Medical College in the district headquarters after she felt difficult to breathe.

Nepalgunj Medical College reintroduces COVID wards

With mounting cases of COVID-19, hospitals in Banke are now operating in full capacity. Bheri Hospital, which has been designated to treat the pandemic patients has now been overwhelmed. There aren’t enough beds to accommodate patients, as a result of which Nepalgunj Medical College has stepped up to lift some of the hospital’s strain. The medical college, which is also a teaching hospital, has started a COVID-19 Ward with 45 beds.

Nepalgunj Medical College runs ICU and Isolation wards for COVID patients

Nepalgunj Medical College, Kohalpur has run COVID-19 ICU and Isolation Wards recently.