AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 minutes agoChild Nutrition: Nepal will give vitamin A to about 2.1 million children aged 6–59 months on November 3–4, with deworming tablets for roughly two million children. Seasonal Health: A rheumatic disease center says daily visits have climbed from about 150 in summer to 250 as colder weather sets in, with joint-pain cases expected to rise further in winter. Disaster Risks: Nepal recorded 23 disaster incidents in 24 hours, leaving six dead, three missing and 10 injured; snakebites, altitude sickness and a boat capsize were among the causes. Separate crashes killed six people in Gulmi and injured 15 in Udayapur. Air Quality: Kathmandu’s pollution monitoring network remains far below estimated need: Nepal has about 30 sophisticated stations, while experts estimate 200–230 are needed. Resilient Care: UNFPA has introduced a model for climate-resilient maternal and newborn healthcare in flood-prone Rautahat. Polio Watch: WHO officials urge continued surveillance to protect Nepal’s polio-free status.
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