Gajendra Narayan Singh Hospital (GNSH)

Government of Nepal Ministry of Health & Population Gajendra Narayan Singh Hospital (GNSH) Rajbiraj, Saptari, Nepal Report of SARS-CoV-2 RT-PCR Assay Total Sample Tested =27189 Total New Sample Tested = 43 Reporting Date : 2078-04-09 New Positive Result = 08 Time: 10:30 AM New Negative Result = 35 S. No. Date Patient Id Name Age Gender Address Ward District Contact Result 1 21/07/24 GNSH61BB Durganand Mandal 20 Male Rajbiraj 14 Saptari Negative 2 21/07/24 GNSH60BB Prakash Mandal 20 Male Tilathi Koiladi 8 Saptari Negative 3 21/07/24 GNSH58BB Sujata Khadka 23 Female Rajbiraj 4 Saptari Negative 4 21/07/24 GNSH57BB Shrijana Kumari Thakur 20 Female Kanchanrup 8 Saptari Negative 5 21/07/24 GNSH56BB Anurag Singh 5 Male Dakneshwori 9 Saptari Negative 6 21/07/24 GNSH55BB Renu Kumari Sah 20 Female Shambhunath 12 Saptari Negative 7 21/07/24 GNSH54BB Jay Shree Mishra 18 Female Rajbiraj 2 Saptari Negative 8 21/07/24 GNSH53BB Aarti Kumari Yadav 20 Female Dakneshwori 7 Saptari Negative 9 21/07/24 GNSH52BB Rishi Raj Dungana 48 Male Udayapurgadhi 6 Udayapur Negative 10 21/07/24 GNSH51BB Anjali Chaudhary 20 Female Lahan 12 Siraha Negative 11 21/07/24 GNSH50BB Ladu Bati Devi Yadav 78 Female Bishnupur 1 Saptari Negative 12 21/07/24 GNSH49BB Jay Prakash Yadav 33 Male Rajbiraj 8 Saptari Negative 13 21/07/24 GNSH48BB Nirmala Sah 21 Female Khadak 7 Saptari Negative 14 21/07/24 GNSH47BB Pooja Kumari Yadav 20 Female Rajbiraj 7 Saptari Negative 15 21/07/24 GNSH46BB Aashish Kumar Thakur 18 Male Belhi Chapena 3 Saptari Negative 16 21/07/24 GNSH45BB MD. Jamil Akhtar 47 Male Rajbiraj 4 Saptari Negative 17 21/07/24 GNSH44BB Ied Mohamad Mita 82 Male Rajbiraj 4 Saptari Negative 18 21/07/24 GNSH43BB Gajendra Kumar Sah 22 Male Bode Barsain 10 Saptari Negative 19 21/07/24 GNSH42BB Nisha Yadav 19 Female Rajbiraj 6 Saptari Negative 20 21/07/24 GNSH41BB Priti Yadav 18 Female Hanumannagar Kankalini 3 Saptari Negative 21 21/07/24 GNSH40BB Dipendra Pradad Sah 28 Male Belaka 1 Udayapur Negative 22 21/07/24 GNSH39BB Bandana Tater 18 Female Rajbiraj 3 Saptari Negative 23 21/07/24 GNSH38BB Prasant Yadav 21 Male Bishnupur 3 Saptari Negative 24 21/07/24 GNSH37BB Ritika Chaudhary 20 Female Agnisair Krishna Savaran 3 Saptari Negative 25 21/07/24 GNSH36BB Antara Sah 20 Female Rajbiraj 7 Saptari Negative 26 21/07/24 GNSH35BB Reshmi Mishra 21 Female Tilathi Koiladi 1 Saptari Negative 27 21/07/24 GNSH34BB Januka Yadav 19 Female Rajbiraj 8 Saptari Negative 28 21/07/24 GNSH33BB 20 Male Tirahut 3 Saptari Positive 29 21/07/24 GNSH32BB Richa Thakur 20 Female Rajbiraj 8 Saptari Negative 30 21/07/24 GNSH31BB Sangita Kumari Yadav 19 Female Koshi 5 Sunasari Negative 31 21/07/24 GNSH930AA 70 Male Belaka 1 Saptakoshi Positive 32 21/07/24 GNSH929AA Shova Dangal 28 Female Saptakoshi 1 Saptakoshi Negative 33 21/07/24 GNSH927AA Dev Raj Luitel 33 Male Saptakoshi 1 Saptakoshi Negative 34 21/07/24 GNSH926AA 36 Male Saptakoshi 11 Saptakoshi Positive 35 21/07/24 GNSH925AA 15 Male Saptakoshi 2 Saptakoshi Positive 36 21/07/24 GNSH924AA 68 Female Saptakoshi 2 Saptakoshi Positive 37 21/07/24 GNSH923AA 52 Male Saptakoshi 3 Saptakoshi Positive 38 21/07/24 GNSH922AA 23 Male Triyuga 12 Saptakoshi Positive 39 21/07/24 GNSH921AA Sabitra Chaudhary 22 Female Saptakoshi 1 Saptakoshi Negative 40 21/07/24 GNSH928AA 42 Female 1 Saptakoshi Positive 41 21/07/24 GNSH933AA Susila Jha 75 Female Rajbiraj 2 Saptari Negative 42 21/07/24 GNSH932AA Sneha Jha 19 Female Rajbiraj 2 Saptari Negative 43 21/07/24 GNSH931AA Sumit Kumar Jha 20 Male Rajbiraj 2 Saptari Negative Verified By: Mr. Rajesh Shah Med. Microbiologist.

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