The foundation stone for the Khamlalung Health Post Building was laid on Friday in Aathrai
Rural Municipality in Terhathum, Nepal. This health post is being constructed with financial assistance from the Government of India under the Nepal-India Development Cooperation initiative.
The project aims to provide better medical facilities to the people of Nepal, with a double storied building comprising an emergency ward, maternity ward, general ward, administration section, and other facilities.
The foundation stone for the construction of Khamlalung Health Post Building at Aathrai Rural Municipality, Terhathum was laid jointly by Sita Gurung, Member of
Parliament, House of Representatives, Constituency-1, Terhathum; Dil Kumar Pahim, Chairman, Aathrai Rural Municipality, Terhathum and Avinash Kumar Singh, First Secretary, Embassy of India, Kathmandu, the Embassy of India in Kathmandu said in a press release.
Khamlalung Health Post is being built with the Government of India’s financial assistance
at the project cost of NRs.35.40 million under ‘Nepal-India Development Cooperation.’ Political representatives, government officials and social workers were also present on this occasion.
The Government of India’s grant under ‘Nepal-India Development Cooperation’ is being
utilised for the construction of double double-storied health post building comprising an emergency ward, maternity ward, general ward, administration section and other allied facilities.
The project is being taken up as a High Impact Community Development Project (HICDP). Further, it is the first HICDP being undertaken in Terhathum District. This project is being implemented through Aathrai Rural Municipality, Terhathum, the release said.
