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MoH, Nepal Army starts free health camp in Rautahat (photo feature)
Published On: March 21, 2017 02:57 PM NPT By: Madan Thakur
RAUTAHAT, March 21: Ministry of Health and Nepal Army jointly started a week long Mobile Intensive Health Camp in Gaur, Rautahat on Tuesday. The health camp has provided free treatment facilities to the locals.
Despite having infrastructures and facilities, Rautahat is below par on health indexes. According to Colonel Udaya Bajra Bajracharya, the head doctors to the camp, altogether 22 medical staffers of Nepal Army, including 10 doctors, are providing services to the locals in Rautahat.
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