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Nepal: Blood Emergency Nepal: Find Donors at the Right Time


The White Rabbit Studio, a software developing company established in 2013, based in Lazimpat, Kathmandu developed one of its flagship apps is ‘Blood Emergency Nepal’. Developed under the slogan ‘LetSaveLives’, the app is aimed at addressing immediate demand for blood through digitalized access to blood donors and various sources.\r\nBlood Emergency Nepal is one of our significant applications that we developed taking into account the importance of having the supply of blood available at all times. The application segregates all the contacts (prospective donors and sources) according to the required blood group and dis
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Nepal: Ministry to Suspend Manipal¡¯s Renewal Operation License as it denied Emergency facility to accident Victim


Kathmandu: The Ministry of Health has decided to suspend the renewal of an operation license of Pokhara-based Teaching Hospital after it had denied emergency healthcare facilities to the Kagbeni jeep accident victims recently.\r\nA meeting held under the chair of Health Minister Gagan Kumar Thapa on Sunday (30 April) decided to request the Ministry of Education for an action regarding the operation license granted to the hospital.
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Nepal: Ambulance Service Operation Directive issued


Kathmandu: The government has issued Ambulance Service Operation Directive, 2017 to increase people’s access to ambulance services and make them systematic and dependable.\r\nAny organisation desirous of operating a vehicle as ambulance shall submit an application to the concerned District Ambulance Operation Committee in a prescribed format for licence. Even organisations already operating ambulance services shall have to submit an application within three months from the date of commencement of this directive for the purpose of licence.
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Nepal: Remote Gorkha Relies on Choppers during Emergencies


Gorkha: Sarita Gurung of Dharche village was rushed to local health center following labour pain. When the health center could not treat her citing lack of expertise and equipment needed to treat her, she was taken to TU Teaching Hospital in the capital on 28 July.The family had to airlift her to Kathmandu as the place she lives in the northern part of the district is not connected to roadways.\r\nOfficials say that though there is budget for providing airfare in cases of critical health emergencies, only few claim it due to lack of awareness. 
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Nepal: Hello Doctor\' to be launched in the Everest Region


Kathmandu: Everest Link Pvt Ltd has announced to launch emergency medical service \'Hello Doctor\' for the trekkers and mountaineers in the Everest region. Issuing a statement, the company said that \'Hello Doctor\' is an online emergency medical service through which trekkers and mountaineers can directly connect with the doctors during emergency situations.
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