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Health Sector Response to COVID-19 Tuesday | 16 February 2021 (04 Falgun 2077) #373 Health Sector Response to COVID-19 Tuesday | 16 February 2021 (04 Falgun 2077) RT-PCR Total Confirmed Recovery People in RT-PCR Test / Positive Recovered Deaths cases in Rate Quarantine Test Million Cases isolation 2123951 269303 98.7% 2055 72141 272945 1587 74 Trend300000 of RT-PCR and COVID-19 cases 2500000 COVID -19 Summary (Last 24 hours) Total RT-PCR Test done 3360 272945 250000 Recovered 99 2000000 Death details received in last 24 hours 0 Death(s) in last 24 hours 0 200000 Confirmed Cases 105 1500000 Female:40 ; 150000 Male65: PCRLab - 1000000 COVID-19 Recovered, Active and Death cases 100000 500000 23 Jan:23 Index Case 50000 29 March Expansion of RT MarchExpansion of 29 269303 , 1587 98.67% 1587, 0.58% 0 0 Total PCR done Total cases Active Cases 2055, 0.75% Gender wise distribution of COVID-19 Cases Female, 95407, 34.99% Recovered Active Cases Deaths Male, 1 177268, 65.01% District wise distribution of new cases (in last 24 hrs) 50 In Last 24 hours 37 Total: 105 Female: 40 Male: 65 ` 15 11 6 4 3 4 4 1 1 1 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 0 KASKI DANG PALPA JHAPA ROLPA BANKE BAITADI MYAGDI GORKHA TANAHU SUNSARI BARDIYA SYANGJA LALITPUR SINDHULI LAMJUNG BAGLUNG NUWAKOT RAUTAHAT CHITAWAN RUPANDEHI BHAKTAPUR RAMECHHAP KATHMANDU MAKAWANPUR SINDHUPALCHOK NAWALPARASI_East Province 1 Province 2 Bagmati Gandaki Lumbini Sudurpaschim 2 1 68 21 12 1 Province wise distribution of covid-19 cases, discharged and active cases 148,143 30,410 30,261 20,592 18,593 * 14,831 6,473 1,154 1,006 292 184 230 220 213 119 56 67 29 31 14 27 P R O V I N C E 1 P R O V I N C E 2 B A G M A T I GANDAKI LUMBINI KARNALI SUDURPASCHIM Active Cases Recovered Death *Includes one death of a Chinese citizen 2 COVID-19 Confirmed new Cases and new discharge in Kathmandu Valley 4500 In Last 24 hours 4000 Total: 47 3500 Female: 19 3000 Male: 28 2500 2000 1500 1000 500 0 new cases new discharge COVID-19 Cases in Kathmandu Valley Active: 995 Recovered: 100715 Deaths: 502 Total: 102212 Active: 16 Recovered: 9140 Deaths: 115 Total: 9271 Active: 36 Recovered: 15970 Deaths: 163 Total: 16169 3 Districts with more Districts with no Province District wise distribution of COVID-19 active cases than 500 active cases active cases Bhojpur, 1 Solukhumbhu 2 Bagmati Kathmandu Gandaki Mustang Lumbini Mugu, Rukum(W) Karnali Sudurpaschim Achham District wise distribution of COVID-19 cumulative cases COVID-19 Cases details (Cumulative) Positivity Rate: 12.9% Case Fatality Rate: 0.8% Total Death/million: 69.8 COVID-19 Cases in Institutional Isolation, ICU and Ventilator Institutional Province ICU Ventilator Isolation Province 1 5 1 0 Province 2 0 0 0 Bagmati 804 30 8 Gandaki 9 7 2 Click here to Lumbini 102 22 3 view HMIS Karnali 4 3 0 Sudurpaschim 52 0 0 Report Total 976 63 13 Updated as of 16-02-2021, 2:00 PM 4 RT-PCR Tests done in different laboratories Cumulative In 24 hours # Laboratory Province Tests Tests Positive 1 B. P. Koirala Institute of Health Sciences 75481 60 0 2 Koshi Hospital, Biratnagar 60664 22 0 3 Mechi Hospital, Jhapa 22313 12 0 4 Provincial Public Health LaboratoryBiratnagar 53509 12 0 5 Nobel Medical College Teaching Hospital,Biratnagar 1 27823 0 0 6 Neuro COVID hospital, Biratnagar 5528 13 1 7 Birat Medical College 3886 0 0 8 B-sure Path Lab and Diagnostic Center, 3387 0 0 Total 252591 119 1 9 Gajendra Narayan Singh Hospital, Rajbiraj, Saptari 20953 0 0 10 Provincial Public Health Laboratory, Janakpur 31856 25 0 11 Narayani Hospital, Birgunj 42231 0 0 12 Bardibas COVID-19 Laboratory 2 1189 0 0 13 National Medical College Teaching Hospital 206 0 0 14 Gaur Hospital PCR Laboratory 2967 0 0 15 Siraha Laboratory 14 0 0 Total 99416 25 0 16 National Public Health Laboratory, Teku 248818 119 5 17 Shukraraj Tropical and Infectious Disease Hospital 54355 70 1 18 Bharatpur Hospital COVID-19 Diagnostic Lab 34831 66 14 19 Vector Borne Disease Research & Training Centre 34274 0 0 20 Provincial Public Health Laboratory, Dhulikhel 17782 0 0 21 Kathmandu University Teaching Hospital 32409 0 0 22 Patan Hospital, Lalitpur 34109 38 4 23 NAMS, Bir Hospital, Kathmandu 33718 154 5 24 Tribhuvan University Teaching Hospital (TUTH) 35095 100 5 25 Nepal Police Hospital Laboratory, Kathmandu 11684 58 0 26 Shree Birendra Hospital, Chhauni 31760 0 0 27 Nepal APF Hospital, Balambu, Kathmandu 16297 38 1 28 Star Hospital Laboratory, Sanepa 111848 240 5 29 Nepal Korea Friendship Municipality Hospital Bagmati 16129 29 0 30 Central Diagnostic Lab and Research Center 46238 110 3 31 BIDH Lab, Lalitpur 76064 0 0 32 Sooriya Health Care Pvt. Ltd 35636 114 2 33 KMC Hospital, Kathmandu 59280 148 3 34 HAMS Hospital, Kathmandu 55398 0 0 35 B & B Hospital, Lalitpur 29378 72 2 36 Nepal Mediciti Hospital, Lalitpur 15511 36 1 37 Chitwan Medical College, Bharatpur 29310 78 6 38 Paropakar Maternity and Women's Hospital 3594 23 0 39 Decode Genomics & Research Center, Kathmandu 36603 113 0 40 Intrepid Diagnostic Center Pvt. Ltd., Kathmandu 14519 27 0 41 Kritipur Municipality-TU Biotech Corona Lab 3870 10 0 42 B.P. Koirala Memorial Cancer Hospital Laboratory 15371 0 0 5 Province Cumulative In 24 hours # Laboratory Tests Tests Positive 43 The Leprosy Mission Nepal Anandaban Hospital, 2849 0 0 44 NMC Molecular and Clinical Genetic Lab, Jorpati 8413 57 0 45 Dr. Iwamura Memorial Hospital Laboratory 483 0 0 46 Tirshuli Hospital 4577 20 1 47 Alfa Heath Care and Diagnostic Centre, 12202 75 1 48 Modern Diagnostic Center Nepal Pvt. Ltd 10830 81 4 49 Manmohan Memorial Teaching Hospital 5879 49 9 Bagmati 50 Kantipur 6624 50 0 51 Alka Hospital 4000 0 0 52 Bhaktapur Hospital Lab 1997 23 0 53 Siddhi Poly Path 4004 31 6 54 KGDH Teaching Hospital and Research Centre 4513 65 3 55 Sindhuli Lab 453 6 0 56 Janamaitri Hospital, kathmandu 2423 390 1 57 IOM MHAC, Kathmandu Laboratory 533 0 0 58 Civil Service Hospital 2923 207 0 59 Hetauda Hospital, Hetauda 231 18 1 Total 1206815 2715 83 60 Pokhara Academy of Health Science, Pokhara 23643 0 0 61 Provincial Public Health Laboratory, Pokhara 96341 40 5 Gandaki 62 Life Care Lab, Pokhara 12254 38 9 Total 132238 78 14 63 Provincial Public Health Laboratory, Rupandehi 35501 13 0 64 Bheri Hospital, Nepalgunj, Banke 53552 0 0 65 Lumbini Provincial Hospital 32970 61 0 66 National Path Lab & Research Center Pvt. Ltd. 34478 54 4 67 Rapti Academy of Health Science, Dang 30163 18 0 68 Bageswari Diagnostic and Polyclinic Center (P.) Ltd 7324 0 0 Lumbini 69 Nepalgunj Medical College, Kohalpur, Banke 8811 56 1 70 Gulmi COVID-19 Laboratory 2167 0 0 71 Universal College of Medical Sciences 4130 91 0 72 Lumbini Medical College and Teaching Hospital 2708 32 1 73 Palpa Hospital COVID-19 Testing Laboratory 4002 10 0 Total 215806 335 6 74 Surkhet Provincial Hospital, Surkhet 51150 11 0 75 Karnali Academy of Health Science, Jumla 28453 0 0 76 COVID-19 Testing Laboratory, Dailekh Karnali 6985 0 0 77 Chaurjahari Municipality PCR Laboratory, Rukum 10632 0 0 Total 97220 11 0 78 Dadeldhura Hospital Laboratory, Dadeldhura 22769 0 0 79 Doti Hospital, Doti 7132 0 0 80 Baitadi Hospital Laboratory 2925 5 1 Sudurpasc 81 Seti Provincial Hospital, Dhangadi 75994 68 0 him 82 Bajhang Hospital Laboratory 6532 4 0 83 Kamalbazar Municipality PCR Lab 4513 0 0 Total 119865 77 1 Grand Total 2123951 3360 105 Number of RT-PCR Testing Laboratories 83 Public 48 Private 36 5 Total Sample Tested 2123951 Public 1424749 Private 699202 Global COVID-19 Statistics 109,677,179 22,889,025 2,418,815 84,216,997 (20.1%) (2.2%) (76.8%) Active Cases Deaths Recovered Total Cases COVID-19 cases in the SAARC1,877,316 Member States 120 99.1 97.3 98.7 100 90.8 87.2 90.1 86.7 80 68.5 60 40 29.3 Percentage (%) Percentage 20 13.0 8.5 8.3 8.7 4.4 1.5 0.1 0.8 1.4 1.3 0.3 0.8 0.6 2.2 0.5 0 Afghanistan Bangladesh Bhutan India Maldives Nepal Pakistan Sri Lanka Deaths Recovered Active Source: http://www.covid19-sdmc.org/ Update as of 15-02-2021, 11:00 AM Information and Communication Updated as of 8-12-2020, 2:00 PM Two Call Centers 1115 (from 6 am to 10 pm) and 1133 (24 hours) have been operationalized since 30th Falgun, 2076 (13 March 2020) to provide counselling service regarding COVID-19 prevention and treatment. People are requested to call these Call Centers for any queries related to COVID-19. Total number of service users: 381 People with symptoms of COVID-19 are requested to contact the hotline 1133 or mobile number 9851255839 for inquiries. Additional Information: Please click here for all the Standards and Technical Guidelines regarding COVID-19 COVID-19 Hotline Service 1133 (24/7) | 1115 (6 AM to 10 PM) Web Portal https://covid19.mohp.gov.np/ | https://heoc.mohp.gov.np | http://www.edcd.gov.np/ Official Viber Community Search “MoHP Nepal COVID-19” on Viber to join the community Social Media fb.com/mohpnep | fb.com/HEOCMoHP | fb.com/edcdnepal Mobile Application Search “Hamro Swasthya” on Google Play Store and Apple Store 7 .
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