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Dengue, a mosquito-borne viral disease, has become a significant health issue in Nepal, with cases skyrocketing in recent years. Despite preventive measures, the situation seems to be spiraling out of control, raising serious concerns about the government's role in managing the crisis. This blog will delve into what Dengue is, its symptoms, remedies, and the alarming rise of Dengue cases in Nepal, calling attention to the government’s inadequate response to this growing public health emergency.

Severe Flooding and Landslides in Nepal: A Cry for Urgent Action

 T he festive atmosphere of Dashain fills the air, with people returning home to celebrate. However, Navin Rai from Sotang, Solukhumbu, seems indifferent. On the day of Fulpati, instead of joining the festivities, he set off towards the high Himalayan region of Khumbu in search of loads to carry for tourists. At just 24 years old, Rai feels more burdened by responsibility than by the spirit of Dashain. While others return home, he embarks uphill in search of work. "What difference does Dashain or Tihar make to us? It's always like this. Right now, it's tourist season in Khumbu. Friends have brought foreign tourists, so I'm heading out to carry their loads," Rai said with a deep sigh. "I have to work. I have to support my parents and siblings at home. If I stayed home to celebrate Dashain, how would we manage? I'll celebrate Dashain here in Khumbu while carrying loads." Many youths from the lower regions of the district have flocked to Khumbu in searc...