Armed Police Force Treats Over 4500 Flood-Affected in Nuwakot
Summary
Armed Police Force Nepal has treated more than 4,500 flood-affected people in Nuwakot through health camps and check-ups in multiple shelters and institutions. The team has also sprayed insecticides and continued mobilizing doctors and health workers to prevent infectious diseases after the disaster.
Key Points
- Armed Police Force Nepal has provided health treatment to over 4,500 flood-affected people in Nuwakot.
- Doctors from Nepal APF Hospital Balambu have been running health camps at schools, health posts, a jail, and other sites since Bhadra 10.
- Special check-ups and counseling were provided to 402 inmates at Central Jail Nuwakot due to concerns over infectious diseases.
- Insecticides were sprayed in Devighat Bazaar, Devighat Secondary School premises, and the Central Jail area to help prevent epidemics.
