Two die of asphyxiation in Jumla
The victim’s 11-day-old baby is being treated in the ICU of the hospital.
The victim’s 11-day-old baby is being treated in the ICU of the hospital.
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The victims have been admitted to the district hospital for treatment.
The injured sent to Surkhet for treatment via a Nepal Army helicopter.
Seven others injured in the disaster are receiving treatment at the municipal hospital.
The deceased is a man from Surkhet.
Incidents of snakebite are on the rise in Salyan, a hill district of Karnali Province, over the past few years.
Reckless use of heavy equipment for roadbuilding, along with November earthquake blamed for weakening land’s topography and increasing landslides.
Officials say over 30 percent of children under five in Karnali Province are stunted, indicating chronic undernutrition in remote parts of the country.
The 38-year-old man from Kushe Rural Municipality-9 died after he was caught in a sudden flood while fishing around 11 pm.
One other girl, who had gone to the Mahakali river, is still missing, police say.
The fire was apparently caused by an electrical short circuit.
The vehicle fell some 400 metres down the road in Gilwang on Sunday.
Army, police, locals had cut wires and dropped the mules into the river to rescue them.
The 29-year-old motorcyclist lost control of the vehicle and fell some 75 metres down the road, police say.
Karnali province police report 12 yarsagumba collectors—six from Mugu and six from Dolpa—died this year, with nearly 100 more sick due to altitude sickness.
Health workers and local officials attribute rising cases to hot weather, consumption of polluted water, and poor living conditions.
As many as five yarsa collectors have already died in the district apparently due to altitude sickness this season.
the decision was taken as students started falling ill and the teaching/learning environment was greatly affected by the rise in temperature.
Former chief administrative officer of Bheri Ganga Municipality among others, accused of causing a revenue loss of Rs3.6 million to the state.