Today, Nepal witnessed one of the largest youth-led protests in its modern history. What began as demonstrations against the government’s abrupt ban on popular social media platforms has grown into a broader uprising against corruption, lack of transparency, unemployment, and systemic injustice.
Thousands of young Nepalis — often referred to as the “Gen Z movement” — filled the streets of Kathmandu, Bhaktapur, Lalitpur, Pokhara, Chitwan, and beyond. Protesters demanded accountability, an end to corruption, and protection of their democratic freedoms. Unfortunately, clashes between security forces and protesters escalated, leading to at least 19 deaths and over a hundred injuries nationwide.
Bhaktapur International Hospital is stepping up to meet an urgent need: emergency blood supply.
Despite road blockades and transport difficulties, the hospital has blood units available and is actively seeking support for transportation and donations.
Current Stock (as of Sept 8, 2025):
- A+ : 3 units
- B+ : 1 unit
- AB+ : 2 units
- O+ : Stock expected soon (up to 8 packets of platelets arriving)
📍 Location: Bhaktapur International Hospital
📞 Contacts: 9851069223, 9803113633, 016637071
How You Can Help—and Who Needs It Most
- Donors with compatible blood types (A+, B+, AB+) — Your donation today can be a lifeline. Reach out via the provided numbers to arrange transport and donation details.
- People in need of blood transfusion — Contact the hospital immediately. They have limited but vital stock to assist those in critical condition.
- Community & volunteer networks — Help amplify the call: Share the message, coordinate transport, and support safe access to the hospital.
Nepal is facing not only political unrest but also a humanitarian challenge. At this moment, your blood donation or support could be the difference between life and death for those injured during this historic day.
