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MoF Releases Rs 1.41 Billion to 41 Hospitals

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MoF Releases Rs 1.41 Billion to 41 Hospitals
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May 28: The Ministry of Finance has released additional funds for the establishment of paediatric ICU and to manage ICU ventilators for providing treatment to COVID-19 infected children and other serious patients across the country.    
The Ministry on Thursday (May 27) released funds worth Rs1.41 billion to 41 different hospitals of the country. Those receiving the funds are district-based government hospitals in Taplejung, Sankhuwasabha, Terhathum, Bhojpur, Khotang, Solukhumbu, Okhaldhunga, Rangeli, Sunsari, Sarlahi, who received Rs 30 million each.     
Likewise, district hospitals in Bara, Ramechhap, Dolakha, Bhaktapur, Rasuwa, Parbat, Syangja, Myagdi also received the same amount, along with the hospitals in Palpa, Rolpa and Mugu.    
According to the Ministry, the Seti Provincial Hospital received Rs 60 million while Gajendra Narayan Hospital and Tulasipur Hospital received Rs 90 million each and Bhaktapur Hospital will received Rs 120 million.    
For ICU ventilators, the Dhulikhel Hospital, Pokhare Institute of Health Sciences, the BPKIHS in Dharan and Lumbini Provincial Hospital and Bhim Hospital will received Rs 18 million each.    
Furthermore, the Gajendra Narayan Hospital, Bheri Hospital, Dadeldhura Hospital, Narayan Hospital, Koshi Hospital, Rapti Institute of Health Sciences, Karnali Institute of Health Sciences, Janakpur Provincial Hospital and Surkhet Provincial Hospital have been allocated Rs 12 million reach.    
In Kathmandu, the Kanti Children's Hospital, Patan Institute of Health Sciences and TU Teaching Hospital received Rs 30 million each.
The funds were provided as per the demand from the Ministry of Health and Population of COVID-19 prevention, control and treatment. --RSS

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