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A 'cancer hospital' with state-of-the-art treatment technology is going to be built in Bhairahawa with the investment of the private sector. The hospital with a capacity of 100 beds is planned to be operational within one and a half years. The hospital, which will be built with an investment of more than 1.5 billion rupees from private investors in the country and abroad, has reached the final stage of construction.
Arjun Paudel, director and investor of Siddharthnagar City Hospital operated in Bhairawa said that a cancer hospital is going to be built as a part of Siddharthnagar City Hospital and the construction of the hospital building has been completed after the completion of mapping and environmental impact assessment.
In memory of his late mother Sumitra Upadhyay, Paudel's initiative is to build 'Sumitra Memorial Cancer Hospital'. Sumitra died in 2077 due to cancer.
According to Paudel, there is investment from a group of young businessmen including Sagar Pokharel, a cancer technician currently working in North Carolina, Hari Khatri, a young businessman working in Europe, Gokarn Khadka in the UK, Krishna Khadka from Rupandehi and Keshavraj Gyawali.
'This hospital will be developed as a cancer specialist service hospital with the facility of advanced treatment equipment linear accelerator,' said Paudel, 'to introduce new treatment methods for cancer and to study new possibilities by visiting advanced level cancer hospitals in Thailand, Bangladesh, India and the United States. The construction has been prepared.
This hospital, which will be built on an area of 2.5 bighas, is expected to be operational from the coming month of Baisakh. Another investor is Hari. Khatri felt that it is difficult to treat cancer in western Nepal and said that he is going to build a cancer hospital. "Even now, patients from the western region of Nepal have to go to Kathmandu, Chitwan or India for cancer treatment," he said.
