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More than 300 acres of forest lost to fire and still burning- Wangdue
Darkar Gewog in Wangdue Phodrang lost more than 300 acres of forest to a fire which started at around 11.30...
Read moreDetailsPromoting the unique arts and crafts of Bhutan
Two veteran weavers from the east win the weaving category at the 18th National Design and Arts Competition organised by...
Read moreDetailsKeeping dengue fever at bay amid COVID-19 pandemic- Phuentshogling
Stakeholders in Phuentshogling are sensitizing the people in thromde about the risk of dengue fever outbreak amid the global pandemic...
Read moreDetailsIsolated and safe – Jomotshangkha
With the closure of border gates and a completed lockdown in India, people in Jomotshangkha Dungkhag under Samdrup Jongkhar are...
Read moreDetailsHealth Ministry prepares for a worst-case scenario of COVID-19
For a worst-case scenario of COVID-19 in the country, the Health Ministry has already initiated three plans: pooling of human resources,...
Read moreDetailsFarmer groups in Chhukha and Samtse donate vegetables and dairy products to families affected by COVID-19 in Phuentshogling
In the wake of COVID-19, Bhutanese from all walks of life have come forward to stand together and help each...
Read moreDetailsBhutan’s first two COVID-19 patients have recovered
The Health Minister informed the media today that the 76-year-old American tourist and his partner, the country’s first two COVID-19...
Read moreDetailsProviding food at quarantine facilities costs government Nu.3.2 million per day
The Health Minister at the press briefing said the Government spends Ngultrum 3.2 Million per day on food at quarantine facilities.
Read moreDetailsSix Bhutanese arrested in Sarpang border for smuggling tobacco products
Sarpang Dzongkhag sealed its Bhutan-India border gate from March 23 in a bid to prevent COVID-19 outbreak. However, despite the...
Read moreDetailsLack of a motorable bridge in Amdrangchhu, Lhuentse worries residents
With monsoon rains expected in the next few months, the people of Amdrangchhu in Minjey Gewog, Lhuentse are worried due...
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