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During 2023 we have pursued our program of training nurses working at health centres in remote regions in the use of ultrasounds with a view to detecting pregnancies at risk and thus diminish mortality of the infant and of mothers in labour.

After two difficult years due to the coronavirus pandemic, and depite a timid beginning for our activities at the end of 2021, we wre able to begin our activitis again fully in 2022.

Autumn has come round again and we are getting ready again to go to Nepal for new camps and other activities. Although we had no surgery camps last spring that does not mean that the NMMH was inactive.

In the course of these last two years, the Nepal Mountain Mobile Hospital has been committed to helping financially the most deprived who have lost their jobs due to the pandemic…

Since the end of 2019, we have been unable to organise mobile camps. Nonetheless, we have been able to help financially the most deprived who lost their jobs and in a precarious situation.

While Southern European countries are very progressively lifting the lockdown, Nepal is having to deal with a rise of the coronavirus in its population. “The curve” is still rising there and has not yet peaked…

2019 ends on a campaign of three surgical camps in the districts of Salyan, Panchhatar (Phiddim) and Bhojpur.

At Phaplu Maternity Hospital, nowadays medical and surgical activities can take place in excellent conditions. Thus, for example, doctors on average undertake one cesarian per week.

The inauguration of the Phaplu Maternity Centre took place on 14 April 2018. The last two months before the inauguration have been very hectic, all the trades being under heavy pressure to finish their work on time. Personally, I supported them by working alongside them every day until dawn!

Les secousses semblent enfin commencer à diminuer en intensité et s’espacer dans le temps.

L’hôpital mobile a quitté Kathmandu le 7 mai pour arriver à Bhachchek au pied du Manaslu, le lendemain.

Kathmandu se réveille ce matin dans un calme relatif, en effet la terre ne semble plus trembler ou si peu par rapport aux derniers jours.

Un terrible tremblement de terre d’une magnitude de 7,8 sur l’échelle de Richter s’est produit au Népal ce 25 avril. Les médias nous montrent l’ampleur des dégâts et la liste des morts ne fait que s’allonger. On ne parle toujours pas sur ces médias des régions les plus reculées du Népal car les moyens de communication ne fonctionnent plus ou mal.