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Flood-affected districts; field support in Nuwakot and Rasuwa
WHO diagnostic kits and disease-monitoring support
MedicalRelief Work Underway
Earlier informationRelief work underway
Overview
WHO's 9 September report says it provided more than 5,000 rapid diagnostic test kits to Nepal's Department of Health Services for flood-affected districts. Field medical officers are supporting disease monitoring in Nuwakot and Rasuwa. This is health-team support, not a public test-kit collection point or confirmation of an outbreak.
Key details
- Offered by
- WHO Nepal
- Service hours
- WHO report: 9 September 2026
- Amount or capacity
- More than 5,000 test kits
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Nuwakot · Flood-affected Nuwakot
80,523 cholera vaccine doses dispatched to Nuwakot
MedicalRelief Work Underway
Earlier informationDispatch reported
Overview
Nepal News, citing the Health Ministry, reports 80,523 cholera vaccine doses dispatched to Nuwakot on 8 September with cold-chain equipment. These are supplies sent, not vaccinations given. That dispatch report did not announce vaccination sites or hours. This is separate from Rasuwa's earlier shipment and does not confirm an outbreak. Separately, an NRCS post published on 15 September shows volunteers supporting an oral cholera vaccination campaign in Gerkhutar, Bidur-10. The post does not give the campaign date, opening hours or number vaccinated, or link this activity to the shipment above.
Key details
- Offered by
- Health Ministry, reported by Nepal News
- Service hours
- Dispatch reported 8 September 2026; vaccination schedule not announced
- Amount or capacity
- 80,523 doses dispatched; not doses administered
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Dhanusha · Dhalkebar, Dhanusha; support for flood-affected patients
Dhalkebar blood drive collected 225 units for flood response
MedicalRelief Work Underway
Earlier informationCollection completed
Overview
Nepal News reported on 7 September that a Dhalkebar blood drive collected 225 units on 6 September to support flood-affected patients. Nepal Red Cross Dhanusha and Blood For Nepal provided technical support. The drive has finished; 225 is the collection total, not confirmed stock available now or an invitation to attend an ongoing event.
Key details
- Offered by
- Local organisers, with NRCS Dhanusha and Blood For Nepal technical support
- Service hours
- Event 6 September; reported 7 September 2026
- Amount or capacity
- 225 units collected; current inventory unknown
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Nuwakot · Nuwakot Adarsha Multiple Campus, Battar
Red Cross emergency clinic reported operating in Battar
MedicalOffer Equipment or Skills
Earlier informationReported operating
Overview
9 October report update: NRCS Situation Update 12 says its emergency clinic operates daily from 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. and provides consultations and essential medicines to everyone in the community, including people not directly affected by the floods. Confirm arrangements before travelling; this is report-based information, not a same-day opening confirmation. The report dates the previously reported 1,535 services to 2 October. 8 October update: Nepal Red Cross reports that its emergency clinic in Battar, Nuwakot provided free health services to 1,535 Rasuwa flood-affected people, including medical care, medicines, psychosocial support, referrals and emergency services. This is a reported service count, not available capacity. The post does not state the counting period, hours or walk-in arrangements. 29 September update: Nepal Red Cross reports 47 people served on the emergency clinic's 22nd operating day, including 15 males and 32 females. This is a reported service count, not available capacity. Nepal Red Cross reports that its emergency clinic in Bidur, Nuwakot served 44 flood-affected people on 19 September and 81 on 18 September. These are daily service counts, not available capacity or a count of unique people across both days. Nepal News's 8 September report, relaying NRCS information to RSS, says the Red Cross emergency clinic at Nuwakot Adarsha Multiple Campus, Battar, has started operating with Bidur Municipality. It serves flood-affected people in relief camps with outpatient care, psychosocial counselling, prescribed medicines and referrals. Hours, capacity and walk-in arrangements were not stated; 24-hour service is not confirmed.
Key details
- Offered by
- Nepal Red Cross Society
- Service hours
- Daily 9:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m., per NRCS report dated 9 October. Confirm before travelling.
- Who can use this
- Everyone in the community, including people not directly affected by the floods, per NRCS report dated 9 October.
- Amount or capacity
- As of 2 Oct: 1,535 people served, not available capacity
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Rasuwa · Jibjibe Rural Hospital, Rasuwa
Jibjibe Rural Hospital continues care after floods
MedicalOffer Equipment or Skills
Earlier informationReported operating
Overview
The Indian Express's 7 September field report describes Jibjibe Rural Hospital providing outpatient, dental and basic emergency care after the floods. Serious cases are referred onward. A planned 15-bed expansion had not been handed over. Service hours, fees and currently available beds were not stated; the expansion is not current capacity.
Key details
- Offered by
- Jibjibe Rural Hospital
- Service hours
- Field report dated 7 September 2026; service hours not stated
- Amount or capacity
- Current available beds not stated
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Nepal flood response; deployment sites not stated
Japanese Red Cross dispatches a health coordinator
MedicalRelief Work Underway
Earlier informationDispatched
Overview
Japanese Red Cross says it dispatched one IFRC health coordinator on 7 September to assess needs and coordinate with Nepal Red Cross, health authorities and WHO. Arrival and field sites were not confirmed in the notice. This is response coordination, not a new public clinic.
Key details
- Offered by
- Japanese Red Cross Society
- Service hours
- Dispatched 7 September 2026; arrival not confirmed
- Amount or capacity
- One coordinator
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Insurance service providers in Rasuwa, Nuwakot and Dhading
Health-insurance access eased in three flood-hit districts
MedicalOffer Equipment or Skills
Earlier informationAnnounced
Overview
Reports dated 7 September say co-payments and service caps are waived for insured people using participating providers in Rasuwa, Nuwakot and Dhading during the government-declared disaster period. A missing insurance card need not prevent service: providers can verify the insurance number in their system. This is not free care for all uninsured people. The calendar end date was not stated.
Key details
- Offered by
- Health Insurance Board, reported by Radio Nepal and Swasthya Khabar
- Service hours
- Government-declared disaster period; calendar end date not stated
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Medical service disruptions
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E. coli reported in five Bidur water samples; use treated water
The Himalayan Times reported on 7 September that five of 15 water samples from Bidur holding centres tested positive for E. coli. The district health office said the affected sources were treated and advised drinking purified water. This updates the earlier water-risk advice; it does not confirm cholera or that every source is now safe. Continue water treatment and hygiene precautions.
ActiveEarlier reportDhulikhel Hospital, Kavrepalanchowk; families affected by the 26 August Bhote Koshi flood
Dhulikhel Hospital announces one year of free care; application details pending
MedicalRelief Work Underway
Earlier informationAnnounced
Overview
Nepal News reported on 6 September that Dhulikhel Hospital announced one year of free healthcare for members of families affected by the 26 August Bhote Koshi flood. The hospital said the application process, required documents and further details would be announced soon. The report does not confirm that free walk-in care under this programme is open. Follow the hospital's programme notice before applying.
Key details
- Offered by
- Dhulikhel Hospital announcement, reported by Nepal News
- Service hours
- Announcement reported 6 September 2026; programme start and application procedure not announced
- Who can use this
- Family members affected by the 26 August Bhote Koshi flood; documents and procedure to be announced
- Amount or capacity
- One-year commitment; start date and service limits not stated
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Rasuwa · Flood-affected Rasuwa
Rasuwa preventive cholera vaccination planned from 10 September
MedicalRelief Work Underway
Earlier informationRelief work underway
Overview
Nepal News reported on 8 September that Rasuwa's preventive cholera vaccination campaign is planned for Thursday, 10 September. The 21,000 doses sent on 6 September are the earlier shipment, not new stock. Sites, eligibility and hours were not announced. This is not an outbreak confirmation.
Key details
- Offered by
- Health authorities, reported by Nepal News; earlier WHO-supported shipment reported by The Himalayan Times
- Service hours
- Campaign planned from 10 September; 8 September report
- Amount or capacity
- 21,000 doses transported; not doses administered
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Nuwakot · Bidur and Kispang, Nuwakot; earlier supplies for Rasuwa, Nuwakot and Dhading
Mobile maternal and reproductive care reaches Bidur and Kispang
MedicalRelief Work Underway
Earlier informationRelief work underway
Overview
HEOC's 6 September report says the Family Welfare Division, UNFPA and partners' mobile team served 278 people, including 202 women and 76 men, at holding centres and emergency camps in Bidur and Kispang. Care included check-ups, pregnancy and postnatal care, family planning, treatment of sexually transmitted infections and referrals for high-risk pregnancies. The earlier 5 September report listed 2,000 dignity kits, 800 adolescent kits and 300 tarps dispatched, with 32 reproductive-health kits awaiting deployment. This report does not update those shipment totals or announce clinic hours or a public pickup point.
Key details
- Offered by
- Family Welfare Division, UNFPA and partners
- Service hours
- Report dated 6 September 2026; clinic hours not announced
- Can I go there?
- No public walk-in point
- Amount or capacity
- 278 people served: 202 women, 76 men
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Nuwakot · Trishuli Koloni, Tupche and Bidur, Nuwakot
Mobile medical care in Trishuli Koloni, Tupche and Bidur
MedicalRelief Work Underway
Earlier informationRelief work underway
Overview
Project HOPE's 3 September Situation Report 3 says VCN has established three mobile medical units in Trishuli Koloni, Tupche and Bidur and has begun providing care. This is a dated mobile-response update, not a fixed clinic directory. Exact patient entry points, schedules and current capacity were not published.
Key details
- Offered by
- Project HOPE and Volunteer Corps Nepal (VCN)
- Who can use this
- Communities reached by the mobile medical units
- Amount or capacity
- Three mobile medical units; patient capacity not stated
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