Emergency medical teams reach flood-hit communities beyond regular services
Summary
Emergency medical teams have reached flood-affected communities in Nuwakot and Rasuwa, treating 860 survivors in the first four days of health camps. Nearly 4,000 people are expected to benefit as damaged roads, landslides and disrupted services continue to block access to care.
Key Points
- 860 flood survivors received medical care in the first four days of PSDN health camps.
- Nearly 4,000 people are expected to benefit by the end of the emergency response.
- The camps are targeting communities where access to health facilities was severely disrupted after the floods.
- Damaged roads, landslides and difficult terrain continue to prevent people from reaching healthcare services.
