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आपतकालीन विभागको वातावरणीय संकट: समस्याहरू जुन हामी देख्दै देख्दैनौँ
पाटन अस्पतालको आपतकालीन विभागमा गरिएको पाँच महिने वैज्ञानिक अध्ययनले एउटा महत्त्वपूर्ण तथ्य उजागर गरेको छ: कोठाभित्रको कार्बन डाइअक्साइड (सिओटू अर्थात CO2) सामान्य सीमाभित्र रहँदा स्वास्थ्यकर्मीको सोच्ने क्षमतामा खासै स्वतन्त्र असर पर्दैन। तर उपेक्षित वातावरण, नसुतेको थकान र रातको सिफ्टले गर्दा उत्पन्न जैविक घडीको गडबडीले भने स्वास्थ्यकर्मीको मानसिक क्षमतामा गहिरो असर पारिरहेको हुन्छ।
Sudurpashchim Province Struggles to Complete Cold Storage Projects as Farmers Face Losses
Dhangadhi. Farmers in various districts of Sudurpashchim face the annual problem of losing their agricultural produce due to a lack of safe storage facilities.Ganga Magar from Alital, Dadeldhura, has been commercially farming vegetables for years. She is constantly plagued by one worry: 'How to keep the potatoes I produce safe?'On one hand, there is the concern of not getting a good price if sold immediately after harvest, and on the other, there is no arrangement for safe storage to sell during the off-season. 'If I could sell when demand is high, I would get a good price,' she said, 'but...
Private Sector Urges Government to Foster Investment-Friendly Environment
Kathmandu. The private sector has urged the government to create an investment-friendly environment. The Federation of Nepalese Chambers of Commerce and Industry (FNCCI), the Confederation of Nepalese Industries (CNI), and the Nepal Chamber of Commerce issued a joint press release today, requesting the government to ensure the security and promotion of the private sector.Noting the expectation for economic stability and increased investment following the formation of the new government, the three organizations emphasized that activities that discourage the private sector—which contributes significantly to the country's economic development and job creation—must be avoided.The statement points out that actions that demoralize investors...
EU Foreign Policy Chief Kallas Calls for Nuclear Experts in Iran Talks
Kathmandu. European Union (EU) foreign policy chief Kaja Kallas has stated that nuclear experts must be included in any potential negotiations with Iran.According to her, if technical experts are not present during the talks, there is a risk that any resulting agreement could be weaker than the 2015 deal.Speaking ahead of an informal meeting of EU leaders in Cyprus, she remarked that if the negotiations remain limited to the political level without nuclear experts at the table, the outcome will be ineffective.She emphasized the need to address Iran's missile program, regional activities, support for proxy groups, as well as cyber...
