Nepal’s emergency services must be adequately staffed, equipped and integrated to save lives
Nepalis are not dying on the country’s highways, they are being killed
Ninety-four people lost their lives in air crashes in the past 12 months, but the number of people killed on Nepal’s roads was 30 times higher
Photos: ACHYUTRAJ BHANDARIThe death toll in a bus plunge in Mugu has reached 32. Twenty-four people died on the spot and eight more during…
More people die on Nepal's highways every year than in all natural disasters combined
FISHING OUT: Armymen try to pull out the bus that fell into the Madi River in Tanahu in 2013. Photo: PAWAN PAUDELThe Covid-19 crisis has…
Nepali students on their way to the quarantine centre in Bhaktapur after landing in Kathmandu Airport on Sunday morning. Photo: RSSThe global…
Photo : MONIKA DEUPALALast November, a speeding bus in Argakanchi lost control and tumbled down a mountain, killing 19 and injuring 18…
Photo: NATIONAL TRAUMA CENTRESpeeding along a narrow winding mountain road in Dhading, a heavily intoxicated truck driver lost control of the…
Photo: KUNDA DIXITThe first thing one notices these days while travelling by road in the Tarai are hundreds of cattle blocking the East-West…
Photos: BIKRAM RAIAt least seven people were killed when a bus heading to Narayangad from Beni lost control and fell 70m from the road down to…
Kunda DixitA drain in the middle of the road outside the gates of a school in Kirtipur had its concrete slabs removed for maintenance six months…
