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Health ministry announces construction of multi-disciplinary super-speciality hospital

Health ministry announces construction of multi-disciplinary super-speciality hospital

Commemorating the birthday of His Majesty The King, the health ministry announced the construction of a Multi-Disciplinary Super-Speciality Hospital in the capital on 21st February. The hospital will be built within the national referral hospital campus. The existing referral hospital will be refurbished to serve as the Thimphu General Hospital to address the increasing healthcare demands of the capital and...

Pregnant and lactating women from economically disadvantaged backgrounds to get  Nu 1,500 incentive for hospital visits

Pregnant and lactating women from economically disadvantaged backgrounds to get Nu 1,500 incentive for hospital visits

Socially and economically challenged mothers and pregnant women can now look forward to monthly incentives, particularly for hospital visits. The initiative, part of the Accelerating Maternal and Child Health Programme, was launched in the capital on 21st February, coinciding with His Majesty The King’s birthday. The programme aims to enhance the health of mothers and children from conception until the...

Government launches 10X Economic Vision to boost growth

Government launches 10X Economic Vision to boost growth

Coinciding with His Majesty The King’s 45th birthday, the government launched Bhutan’s 21st Century Economic Roadmap – a 10X National Economic Vision in Thimphu on 21st February. The Minister for Industry, Commerce, and Employment said the roadmap lays the foundation for a resilient, inclusive, and sustainable economy, aligning with Bhutan’s values and aspirations. Bhutan’s 21st Century Economic Roadmap – A...

Teachers trained in coding to boost digital literacy

Teachers trained in coding to boost digital literacy

In an effort to enhance digital literacy, around 200 teachers from 60 schools across the country have been trained in coding over the past four years. The programme was conducted in three phases, primarily targeting primary school teachers, providing them with expertise in various coding programmes. The final phase of this coding initiative concluded yesterday in Wangdue Phodrang. In the...

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