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Healthcare Services Rules and Regulations 2025 launched to enhance quality, enforce inspection and involve private sector in healthcare delivery

Healthcare Services Rules and Regulations 2025 launched to enhance quality, enforce inspection and involve private sector in healthcare delivery

To improve the quality and safety of healthcare services, Healthcare Services Rules and Regulations 2025 was officially launched last week in the country. This regulation mandates comprehensive record-keeping, rigorous inspections, and clear penalties for non-compliance to ensure quality healthcare in the country. It also aims to establish a foundation for the involvement of the private sector in healthcare services delivery....

Road improvement in Chhoekhorling brings relief to commuters

Road improvement in Chhoekhorling brings relief to commuters

In Sarpang, commuters travelling along the Chhoekhorling road in Dekiling Gewog are set to benefit from a much-needed road blacktop. A 3.1-kilometre stretch from the Gelephu-Sarpang highway till Jigme Wangchuck Power Training Institute is being blacktopped. Until today, the road was riddled with potholes, making travel inconvenient. The road was blacktopped in 2013 and since then, no major maintenance was...

Bhutan’s three OTT platforms merge to strengthen local content and boost global reach

Bhutan’s three OTT platforms merge to strengthen local content and boost global reach

High capital costs, a small market, and limited growth opportunities have slowed the development of Over-the-Top or OTT platforms in the country. To address these challenges, the country’s three licensed OTT platforms, Samuh, Shangreela, and Songyala, are merging into one under the brand name ‘Samuh+Shangreela”. The founders and CEOs of the three platforms signed a Memorandum of Understanding to formalise...

Punakha distributes mustard seeds worth Nu 1 M to boost cooking oil self-sufficiency

Punakha distributes mustard seeds worth Nu 1 M to boost cooking oil self-sufficiency

In Punakha, efforts are underway to revive the district’s cooking oil self-sufficiency. The district administration is encouraging people to grow mustard to meet the domestic demand for cooking oil. Officials have supplied mustard seeds worth around one million ngultrum to all the gewogs in the district. The initiative aims to reduce the import of cooking oil, boost economic opportunities and...

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