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Project Coverage districts and Municipalities

DOTS Centres in Kathmandu Metropolitan City

Kathmandu Metropolitan City wards number (6, 7, 10, 15, 16, 18, 26 and 32). The catchment areas will be urban DOTS clinics with high TB case loads and higher number of risk and vulnerable groups.

DR Centre and Sub Centres
  • Bir Hospital, Mahaboudh
  • Helping Hand Com. Hospital, Chhabel
  • JANTRA DOTS Clinic, Koteswor
  • NATA/GENETUP, Kalimati
  • Teaching Hospital (TUTH), Maharjgunj
  • Stupa Community Hospital, Boudha
Gene Expert Centres
  • Bir Hospital, Mahaboudh
  • Birendra Army Hospital, Chhauni
  • Civil Hospital, New Baneshwor
  • Nepal Police Hospital, Maharjgunj
  • NATA/GENETUP, Kalimati
  • JANTRA DOTS Clinic, Koteswor
  • Shukraraj Tropical Hospital, Teku
  • Teaching Hospital (TUTH), Maharjgunj

Kathmandu Metropolitan Urban DOTS Centre

Government Health Facilities
  • Bir Hospital
    Mahaboudha
    9841765165
  • Birendra Army Hospital
    Chhauni
    9841385564
  • Central Jail Hospital
    Tripureshwor
    9841241685
  • Civil Hospital
    New Baneshwor
    9847409585
  • Kanti Children Hospital
    Maharajgunj
  • Nepal Police Hospital
    Maharajgunj
    9841487995
  • Ramghat PHC
    Gaushala
    9849076586
  • Shukraraj Tropical Hospital
    Teku
    9841212867
  • Teaching Hospital (TUTH)
    Maharajgunj
    9841614993
Urban Health Clinic
  • Naxal DOTS Clinic
    Ward No. 1
    9863535494
  • Maharajgunj DOTS Clinic
    Ward No. 3
    9843072019
  • Dhumbarahi DOTS Clinic
    Ward No. 4
    9849138025
  • Boudha DOTS Clinic
    Ward No. 6
    9841733466
  • Mitra Park DOTS Clinic
    Ward No. 7
    9841146107
  • Jaya Bageswori DOTS Clinic
    Ward No. 8
    9851051266
  • Baneswor DOTS Clinic
    Ward No. 10
    9841721798
  • Hyumat DOTS Clinic
    Ward No. 12
    9843217607
  • Kuleshwor DOTS Clinic
    Ward No. 14
    9849594399
  • Swoyambhu DOTS Clinic
    Ward No. 15
    9841612795
  • Balaju DOTS Clinic
    Ward No. 16
    9843012205
  • Khushibu DOT Clinic
    Ward No. 17
    9841483413
  • Naradevi DOTS Clinic
    Ward No. 18
    9841479508
  • Ombahal DOTS Clinic
    Ward No. 23
    9841727342
  • Ganabahal DOTS Clinic
    Ward No. 25
    9841408356
  • Lainchour DOTS Clinic
    Ward No. 26
    9841944701
  • Inabahal DOTS Clinic
    Ward No. 27
    9840258601
  • Bagbazar DOTS Clinic
    Ward No. 28
    9841527043
  • Dillibazar DOTS Clinic
    Ward No. 29
    9849229777
  • Shantinagar DOTS Clinic
    Ward No. 31
    9849282497
  • Koteswor DOTS Clinic
    Ward No. 32
    9861991385
Private Clinic & Hospital
  • Bharat Maitri Hospital
    Gaushala
    9843183756
  • Helping Hand Com. Hospital
    Chhabel
    9841369316
  • Int'l Friendship Child Hospital
    Maharajgunj
    9841614993
  • Kathmnadu Medical College
    Sinamangal
    9841720468
  • Manmohan Memorial Hospital
    Soyambhu
    9813885230
  • Nobel Hospital
    Sinamangal
    9860834000
  • Peoples Dental Hospital
    Sorahakhutte
    9805975269
  • Stupa Community Hospital
    Boudha
    9841049854
NGO/INGOs
  • JANTRA DOTS Clinic
    Koteswor
    9843015322
  • NATA/GENETUP
    Kalimati
    9841720481

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I see that the program has been more effective because work has been done with people’s representatives and in close coordination. One indication of this is the large number of people’s representatives who are involved in this program. I wish to thank them for this effort.

Sunita Dangol

Deputy Mayor, KMC

If both those seeking treatment and those providing services undertake their responsibilities honestly, we can be free of tuberculosis, or any disease for that matter. What we want to build is a healthy metropolitan city.

Nucche Kaji Dangol

Ward Chairperson, KMC-18

The program has been launched in Kathmandu, because the urban-centered results will provide us a basis for extending it outside the capital, and in all seven provinces of the country.

Dr. Prajwol Shrestha

Associate Professor, Director, National Tuberculosis Control Centre

In the first phase, we have organized the screening camps targeting populations in eight wards, where there are unsafe settlements and slum areas. We have plans to do screenings in other wards in the second phase.

Sajina Maharjan

Head of Health Division, Kathmandu Metropolitan City

Nepal has been undertaking efforts in TB control in accordance with its international commitments to end the tuberculosis pandemic by 2035 and to eradicate the TB by 2050. For attaining this goal, the program of active TB case finding in communities and bringing those diagnosed under treatment is very important. The campaign is also important in terms of bridging the notification gap.

Dr. Prajwol Shrestha

Director, National Tuberculosis Control Centre

We estimate about age of 20 in Nepal most probably about half of them is already infected with TB. That means if they have problem of stress or change of the nutrition whatever they may develop TB. In total if you infected 10 percent of them develop lifetime.

Dr. Akira Shimouchi

Project Director, JATA-Nepal

People need health and education. First, we need health, without health education is not very useful. If we are unhealthy, there is no benefit of having wealth. The main need is good health. That is why this program of yours is very good.

Khenpo Pema Sherpa

PhD, DI, Ngagyur Memorial School, Kathmandu

COVID infections took an alarming turn after one case was discovered at Teku Hospital. It had led to lockdowns. Here we have 69,000 people with tuberculosis every year. So, you can make your own estimates, think about how many people with TB we are adding every day. And if we do not give enough attention on time, this could result in another alarming situation. This is why (the program) is very important to ensure timely detection of infections and to bring people under treatment.

Ram Sharan Gopali

Country Director, JATA-Nepal