Government suspends 3% equity fee on private education, healthcare
Summary
The government has suspended the immediate implementation of the 3% equity fee on private education and healthcare sectors to avoid financial burdens on the public. This decision follows public concerns and aims to ensure fair access to quality services for disadvantaged groups.
Key Points
- The government has scrapped the 3% equity fee on private education and healthcare sectors.
- Prime Minister Balendra Shah stated the fee would create financial burdens and public frustration.
- The equity fee was intended to support marginalized communities and expand national health insurance.
- The government remains committed to welfare policies ensuring disadvantaged groups access private hospitals and universities.
