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When the hospitals in Kathmandu Valley have run out of ICU and ventilators to treat the COVID-19 infected patients, the hospitals in Bhaktapur locale have a few beds for basic treatment of the COVID-19 patients. An agent document photo |
Bhaktapur: At when the hospitals in Kathmandu Valley have run out of ICU and ventilators to treat the Covid contaminated patients, the hospitals in Bhaktapur area have a few beds for basic treatment of the COVID-19 patients.
Among the course of action made at various hospitals for COVID-19 treatment in Bhaktapur, there are at present 15 ICU beds unfilled and 12 ventilators. A sum of 20 ICU beds and 15 ventilators were overseen in the area hospitals.
Bhaktapur Hospital, KMC Hospital, and Nepal-Korea Friendship Hospital have dispensed beds for the treatment of Covid positive people. Among them, just the ICUs at Bhaktapur Hospital are involved up until this point. Four men and a lady are getting treatment there while other wellbeing offices have void beds, as indicated by Chief of Health Office, Krishna Bahadur Mijar.
Correspondingly, even the isolation wards are not involved in various hospitals. Among 15 isolation wards, two isolation wards are vacant. In the COVID-19 centered hospital, eight men and five ladies are getting treatment at isolation wards. There are 10 isolation beds at Madhyapur Hospital where just two ladies are getting treatment.
Chief Mijar further shared that isolation wards of Iwamura Hosptial (4), Nagarik Hospital (3), Siddhi Memorial Hospital (1), Nepal-Korea Municipality Hospital (9), BP Eye Hospital (1), Public Health Center (2), Summit Hospital (10), Arogya Hospital (4) and Cancer Hospital (6) were unused.