85 Patients Receive Treatment and Consultation at Nabil’s Free Burn Care Camp in Lumbini

Nabil Bank and Rapti Health Science Academy conducted a free burn treatment camp in Ghorahi, Dang from April 8 to 11. At the camp, 85 patients received treatment and consultation, while 25 underwent surgery, and 12 patients were referred to Kathmandu for further care. Nabil Bank has so far provided free treatment to nearly 500 burn victims across four provinces, organizing such camps in remote areas.

April 12, Kathmandu – The free burn treatment camp hosted by Nabil Bank at Rapti Health Science Academy in Ghorahi, Dang, successfully treated and consulted 85 patients. The camp was organized by Nabil Bank in collaboration with Rapti Health Science Academy, with support from Sushma Koirala Memorial Hospital. According to the bank, 25 patients underwent surgery during the camp. Of these, 12 complicated cases were referred to Sushma Koirala Memorial Hospital in Sankhu, Kathmandu for advanced treatment.

Nabil Bank has been coordinating expert doctors based in Kathmandu to provide free treatment and consultation to burn victims in remote areas across various provinces. Immediate and specialized care is essential for all burn victims, but the absence of burn treatment centers in these regions has often resulted in delayed access to quality care. With the aim to improve the quality of life for burn victims, the bank has been organizing such camps regularly.

“Under our corporate social responsibility, we have been conducting camps targeting burn patients in remote areas of four provinces,” said Manojkumar Gyawali, CEO of Nabil Bank. Through these camps, nearly 500 patients from distant regions have received free medical services. Previously, similar camps were conducted in the Sudurpashchim, Karnali, and Madhesh provinces. Dr. Suresh Rasaily, Acting Director and Associate Professor at Rapti Health Science Academy, noted that since specialized burn care services are not available at the academy, this camp has provided significant relief to burn victims.