'Lipulek and Limpiyadhura are integral parts of Nepal'
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Pradeep Poudel, Minister of Health and Population of the Government of Nepal, has said that he is working to organize the health sector so that the common people can experience democracy.
Speaking at a press conference held on Friday, Minister Paudel said that according to the constitutional provisions of Nepal, Nepal's health institutions are not complete in terms of manpower and equipment, but they are providing services by making full use of resources.
He said that the federal government, the state government and the local government all have an equally important responsibility to make health services organized and quality. He also said that it is true that there are many complaints that the insurance system implemented by the government has not been fully paid.
Minister Poudel emphasized that if the contribution-based insurance system can be implemented, hospitals will get paid on time and citizens will be able to enjoy the benefits of insurance.
Informing about the challenges in the health sector, Minister Paudel said that the Nepali workers who are going to work abroad should work abroad as long as they are healthy and the Nepalese government is obliged to provide treatment when they are sick.
Responding to journalists' queries, Minister Paudel said that since Lipulek and Limpiyadhura on the Nepal-India border are Nepal's territory, this dispute should be resolved through diplomatic initiatives.
Minister Paudel, who is on a visit to Far West, today inaugurated a basic hospital built in Purvichauki Rural Municipality of Doti.
