Vitalise Health Sector

It is rightly said that health is wealth. People’s physical and mental well-being is far more important than their material gains because they cannot derive happiness from wealth if one is physically frail or mentally ill. This is why every government attaches higher priority to public health and allocates a deserving chunk of national budget to provide quality health services to the citizens. Nepal’s constitution has recognised health among the fundamental rights of the people. It states, “Every citizen shall have the right to free basic health services from the State, and no one shall be deprived of emergency health services and every person shall have the right to get information about his or her medical treatment.”