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Health Ministry Urges Remaining Gen Z Protest Injured to Complete Official Injury Classification Process

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Nepal’s Ministry of Health and Food Safety has asked people injured during the Gen Z protests who have not yet been officially classified to contact their District Administration Office or a government hospital and complete the required process.

The Ministry of Health and Food Safety has issued a notice regarding the classification of people injured during the Gen Z protests under the Procedure for Classification of Injuries Sustained During the Gen Z Protest, 2083. The ministry said some injured individuals still remain to be classified and recommended, and urged them to approach their respective District Administration Office or government hospital with the required documents to complete the classification process.

The procedure requires each district to establish a District-Level Injury Classification Facilitation Committee headed by the Chief District Officer. The committee includes representatives from the District Coordination Committee, the hospital chief or medical superintendent, two specialist doctors designated by the hospital, the District Police Office, the Health Office and the District Administration Office, with the latter serving as member-secretary.

The ministry said hospitals have already been instructed to provide the necessary cooperation, coordination and support for the classification process. It has also coordinated through the Ministry of Home Affairs to ensure District Administration Offices facilitate implementation. The ministry again called on all injured persons whose classification is still pending to promptly contact their district administration or a government hospital and complete the process.

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