Subash Shree Pokharel, Vice-Chancellor of Manmohan Technical University, said that a plan has been put forward to upgrade the level of the district hospital and provide specialist services.
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Manmohan Technical University, which is being run by the Koshi State Government, has proposed a plan to expand services to 300 beds in Dhankuta.
This information was given during a detailed discussion on Saturday on the issue of operating and developing the Dhankuta District Hospital as a teaching hospital in partnership with Manmohan Technical University.
The plan to upgrade the level of the district hospital and provide specialist services has been put forward, said Manmohan Technical University Vice Chancellor Subash Shree Pokharel. He said that 300 acres of land and a budget of 8 billion rupees will be required for the project.
Pokharel said that if the project goes ahead according to the plan, the service can be operated from 083/084. It has been said that specialist services including pediatrics, gynecology, neurology, and cardiology will be available. In the extensive discussion organized in this context, the participants emphasized that the teaching hospital should be operated in a way that maintains the identity of the hospital.
At the program, Koshi Province's Minister of Internal Affairs and Law Indramani Parajuli emphasized that the service should be operated as it is available for the eastern hilly districts including Dhankuta. Provincial Assembly members Niran Rai, Indira Thapa, Hospital Development Committee Coordinator Niren Tamang, heads and representatives of political parties, and media persons expressed their views at the program.
