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Since the end of 2019, we have been unable to organise mobile camps. Nonetheless, we have been able to help financially the most deprived who lost their jobs and in a precarious situation.

While Southern European countries are very progressively lifting the lockdown, Nepal is having to deal with a rise of the coronavirus in its population. "The curve" is still rising there and has not yet peaked…

2019 ends on a campaign of three surgical camps in the districts of Salyan, Panchhatar (Phiddim) and Bhojpur.

At Phaplu Maternity Hospital, nowadays medical and surgical activities can take place in excellent conditions. Thus, for example, doctors on average undertake one cesarian per week.

The spring season is already coming to an end. It started a bit earlier this year.

In November, we went again to Bahjang district in the West of Nepal.

The inauguration of the Phaplu Maternity Centre took place on 14 April 2018. The last two months before the inauguration have been very hectic, all the trades being under heavy pressure to finish their work on time. Personally, I supported them by working alongside them every day until dawn!

Our autumn season came to an end as Christmas approached. For various reasons, we managed just one camp.

The spring season of the mobile hospital took place in the district of Gorkha in the West of Nepal.

In the autumn we left for the West of Nepal, in particular the districts of Bahjang and Dadeldhura.

Our 2016 spring season of the mobile camp took place in Rolpa to the West of Kathmandu.

For the first camp of this autumn season we decided to return to the district of Mugu, which is one of the poorest in Nepal.

Since the signature of a new constitution (September) and the nomination of a new government (October), Nepal has entered a new crisis, economic this time, as if the country did not have enough on its plate in the regions badly hit by the earthquake…

It has been intense all summer, bringing with it floods and landslips.

We got back from Phaplu (Solukhumbu) on 4 June. The final stay in Phaplu allowed us to install a large hospitalisation tent.

The whole team from Nepal Mountain Hospital came back to Kathmandu yesterday. Once again, the camp allowed an impressive number of people to have consultations.

The day before yesterday, another one at 5.7 on the Richter scale struck. Since 25 April they have not stopped. The whole population of those regions affected by the earthquake are sleeping in the open, away from buildings. You can see fear on their faces.

Today, like every day since 25 April, the earth has shaken again in Nepal, but this time 7.4 on the Richter scale.

We will be ready to leave in the next few hours.

Nepal Mountain Mobile Hospital has decided to go to the most remote districts as soon as conditions permit with, as in normal times, the permission of the authorities, particularly the Ministry of Healh.

I got back from Nepal 2 days ago. This season , spring 2015, we have managed to hold 3 orthopaedic surgery camp^s. these took p^lace between 15 March and 19 April. This year, the Nepali Spring saw unusually changeable weather. Rain and storms have been much more fréquent this year. The température is below the seasonal average and the snow linee is below 4000 meters.

Cette année encore, deux camps de chirurgie orthopédique et traumatologique sont prévus.