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Norvic Int'l Hospital announces 20% discount to KMC Ward-11 locals

KATHMANDU, April 14: Norvic International Hospital Kathmandu has announced a 20 per cent discount to the locals of Kathmandu Metropolitan City (KMC), Ward No. 11 where the hospital is located.
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KATHMANDU, April 14: Norvic International Hospital Kathmandu has announced a 20 per cent discount to the locals of Kathmandu Metropolitan City (KMC), Ward No. 11 where the hospital is located. 


Executive Director of the Hospital, Rajendra Bahadur Singh and KMC Ward No. 11 chairman Hiralal Tandukar signed an agreement to this effect at a programme organised to mark the 25th anniversary of the hospital here today. 


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As per the agreement, the Ward denizens will get 20 per cent off in the medical charges while availing of treatment services at the hospital. Arrangements have been made for card system for the service. 

Meanwhile, the Hospital has handed over a check of Rs 2.5 million and the Norvic standard to the team of journalist women that is climbing Mt. Everest. 


On the occasion, lawmaker and Nepali Congress leader Prakash Man Singh appreciated the services provided by Norvic International Hospital. 


Artist and Hospital goodwill ambassador Hari Bansha Acharya said that the hospital has been providing world class quality health care services within the country. 


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