New Hospital Ward Inaugurated in Nepal with Indian Government's Aid

A hospital ward in Nepal's Kavrepalanchowk district, funded by the Indian government's grant assistance, was inaugurated. The ward is part of Dhulikhel Hospital and aims to improve healthcare services. The ceremony included officials from the Indian Embassy and local government.

New Hospital Ward Inaugurated in Nepal with Indian Government's Aid
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A hospital ward building built with the grant assistance of the Indian government was inaugurated in Nepal's Kavrepalanchowk district, officials disclosed on Thursday.

The inauguration of Dhulikhel Hospital's ward building was carried out by Avinash Kumar Singh, First Secretary at the Embassy of India in Nepal. The Mayor of Dhulikhel Municipality and other government officials also attended the ceremony.

According to a press release from the Embassy of India, the building's construction was funded through the Nepal-India Development Cooperation. The new ward building is expected to enhance healthcare services by providing quality infrastructure and an improved environment for patients in Nepal.

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