Kathmandu, February 21: Japanese Ambassador Kikuta Yutaka signed a grant contract with Ms. Siramala Tamang, chairperson of Sahakarya Nepal, Sindhuli, for the construction of a new health post in Sindhuli District.
The signing ceremony was held at the Embassy of Japan in Kathmandu on Wednesday.
The project is funded under the grant assistance for Grassroots Human Security
Projects (GGP) of the Japanese Government and involves a grant of USD 73,747.
The project supports the reconstruction of a health post in Ward No. 1 of Golanjor Rural Municipality. The current health post, which is a necessary medical facility in Ward No.1 of Golanjor Rural Municipality, was built about 40 years ago. It has only one room for examination and treatment. It also has a high risk of collapse in case of an earthquake due to its deterioration, making it an unsuitable environment for a medical facility. A new health post, which will be reconstructed under the GGP, will improve these situations and provide suitable medical services to the neighborhood. The project will be managed by the Golanjor Rural Municipality and the Sahakarya Nepal, Sindhuli, which have been working to improve the lives of residents in this area. Golanjor Rural Municipality has committed to providing the necessary medical equipment, as well as doctors, nurses, and other personnel and expenses.
People’s News Monitoring Service.
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