150 Nepalis benefit from free health camp in Kuwait
Nepal Embassy provides free healthcare services for its citizens
By Raj Malla
Special to The Times Kuwait
Around 150 Nepali citizens benefited from a one-day free health camp organized by Embassy of Nepal in collaboration with a private medical center on September 18, 2026.
The camp provided free blood sugar, cholesterol and blood pressure tests, along with free medical consultations by qualified doctors, primarily serving Nepali workers living and working in Kuwait.
Nepal’s Ambassador to Kuwait, H.E. Ghanshyam Lamsal, highlighted the purpose and importance of the initiative and thanked the Nepali community for their enthusiastic participation. He also encouraged everyone to adopt a healthy lifestyle and remain conscious of their health.
Ambassador Lamsal stated that similar health camps will be expanded to other areas of Kuwait in future to reach more Nepali citizens.
The participants were able to access the services through advance online registration. Representatives from a private medical center, Embassy officials and members of the Nepali community organizations attended the event.
