Outbreak & Situation Updates

Jan 21

Outbreak Updates on Kalikot_Solukhumbu_Jajarkot

Outbreak Updates on Kalikot, Solukhumbu & Jajarkot

Jan 19

Updates on Solukhumbu_5 Magh 2074

Updates on Solukhumbu (5 Magh 2074)

Jan 10

Updates from DHO Jajarkot_25 Poush 2074

Updates from DHO Jajarkot (25 Poush 2074)

Jan 8

Updates from DHO Jajarkot_24 Poush 2074

Updates from DHO Jajarkot (24 Poush 2074)

Jan 7

Updates of Jajarkot and Humla_23 Poush 2074

Updates of Jajarkot and Humla (23 Poush 2074)

Aug 20

Health Cluster Coordination Meeting

Aug 19

National WASH Cluster Meeting 17 Aug 2017

National WASH Cluster Meeting

Aug 17

Health Sector Response to Flood and Landslide

Sections

National Guideline on Diagnosis, Management and Prevention of Scrub Typhus in Nepal

Scrub typhus is a vector-borne disease caused by a bacteria Orientia tsutsugamushi and transmitted to humans through the bites of infected larval mites (chiggers). The causative organism, Orientia tsutsugamushi is an obligate intracellular gram-negative bacterium of the genus Orientia, order Rickettsiales within the Rickettsiaceae family. The recently identified Orientia chuto species in United Arab Emirates is another human pathogen causing scrub typhus.

Sep 9

Revised LPEP Guideline

Revised guideline for LPEP.

Sep 2

“Method for preparing a chlorine solution for post-flood body management and environmental disinfection.”

Method for preparing a chlorine solution for post-flood body management and environmental disinfection.