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Farm road in Bjabchho Gewog, Chhukha set for long-awaited upgrade

Farm road in Bjabchho Gewog, Chhukha set for long-awaited upgrade

Residents of several villages in Chhukha's Bjabchho Gewog are eagerly awaiting the long-overdue repair of their farm road. Villagers have been facing difficulty while transporting their farm produce due to the poor road condition. They said if the road is improved, it will significantly boost agricultural activities and improve livelihoods. Farmers here grow a wide variety of crops and vegetables....

Bhutan-Thailand collaboration brings complex brain surgeries home

Bhutan-Thailand collaboration brings complex brain surgeries home

A two-week neurosurgery camp is currently underway at the national referral hospital. Three doctors from Siriraj Hospital in Thailand along with a Bhutanese medical team, will perform 21 major surgeries that would otherwise require referrals abroad. The camp aims to reduce overseas referrals and foster skill exchange between Thai and Bhutanese doctors. The collaboration focuses on surgeries related to skull...

Tashichhoeling Dungkhag terminates contract for delayed Peljorling HSS hostel project, Samtse

Tashichhoeling Dungkhag terminates contract for delayed Peljorling HSS hostel project, Samtse

A long-delayed school infrastructure project in Samtse has finally hit a breaking point. The Tashichhoeling Dungkhag Tender Committee has terminated the contract for the construction of two 200-bed hostels and a dining hall at Peljorling Higher Secondary School. Despite years of delays, multiple extensions, and over Nu 45 M already disbursed, the project remains incomplete. Today, the hostels have become...

Bhutan Medical Relief Team returns home after successful mission in Myanmar

Bhutan Medical Relief Team returns home after successful mission in Myanmar

The Bhutan Medical Relief Team was warmly welcomed home after completing a vital humanitarian mission in earthquake-affected Myanmar. Deployed under the Command of His Majesty The King, the team delivered emergency medical care and humanitarian support in one of the worst-hit regions of the country. The deployment came in response to the powerful earthquake that struck Myanmar on March 28....

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