Nepal Mediciti Hospital Flood Relief in Gajuri, Dhading Aids Families
24th September 2026, Kathmandu
Nepal Mediciti Hospital, led by CEO Dr. Amit Tomar, distributed essential relief materials to Bhote Koshi flood victims in Gajuri, Dhading. Read more about their humanitarian initiative.
Nearly a month after severe flooding triggered by the Bhote Koshi River disrupted lives across the region, many families in affected areas continue to struggle with meeting their basic daily needs.
Recognizing that disaster recovery extends far beyond the immediate aftermath, Nepal Mediciti Hospital recently organized a dedicated humanitarian relief mission to support impacted communities in Gajuri Rural Municipality, Dhading.
Collaborative Relief Effort at Ground Zero
Led by Chief Executive Officer (CEO) Dr. Amit Tomar, a team of hospital management and staff members traveled directly to Ward No. 6 of Gajuri Rural Municipality. The hospital administration coordinated closely with local leadership, including Ward Chairperson Bhakta Bahadur Tamang, as well as local police authorities, to identify key needs and deliver essential relief materials directly to affected households.
In recognition of the hospital’s proactive support, Ward Chair Bhakta Bahadur Tamang presented Nepal Mediciti Hospital with a formal Letter of Appreciation during the distribution program.
“The recognition and encouragement received from the local community inspire us to remain even more active in humanitarian service during times of crisis.” Nepal Mediciti Hospital Administration
Addressing a Disaster of National Scale
Although the primary ground-zero region lies hundreds of kilometers away, the domino effect of the floods has been felt across the entire country. Hospital representatives noted that participating in ground-level support is both a responsibility and a privilege.
While initial relief operations focus on immediate survival, long-term stabilization requires ongoing solidarity. Beyond providing material aid, the hospital’s initiative aimed to bolster the morale of vulnerable families, sending a clear message that they are not standing alone in their journey toward recovery.
Highlights of Nepal Mediciti’s Humanitarian Initiative
Direct Executive Leadership: CEO Dr. Amit Tomar personally accompanied staff members to ensure effective distribution on the ground.
Local Administration Synergy: Relief was handed out in coordination with Ward No. 6 representatives and local police forces.
Targeted Supplies: Relief packages were tailored to meet the specific daily necessities of impacted families.
Long-Term CSR Commitment: Building on previous disaster relief initiatives across Nepal, the hospital pledged to continue supporting other vulnerable areas as needed.
Every Contribution Matters: A Call for Collective Action
The hospital management emphasizes that overcoming large-scale natural disasters requires collective effort from individuals, civil society, and corporate institutions alike.
Humanity is defined not by the magnitude of an individual contribution, but by the willingness to stand alongside those in need. When communities unite and contribute within their capacity, small efforts aggregate into meaningful, widespread relief.
Nepal Mediciti Hospital remains dedicated to its core values of community care, health, and humanitarian service, pledging ongoing support for disaster response and recovery initiatives across Nepal.
For more: Nepal Mediciti Flood Relief in Gajuri



