Kathmandu. Kamana Sewa Bikas Bank Limited has handed over a Cardio Monitor and Suction Machine to the Nepal Red Cross Society at Damak Municipality-7 through its Corporate Social Responsibility. According to the bank, these equipment essential for health treatment will be of great help in the treatment of emergency patients including snakebite.

The bank’s Koshi Province Chief Khimlal Bhusal handed over a cardio monitor and suction machine to Goma Devi Prasai Budhathoki, President of Nepal Red Cross Society. President Budhathoki thanked the bank and said that this support would be useful in monitoring the health condition of the patients who are in critical condition due to snakebite and suction machine to provide necessary help in case of respiratory emergency.

Speaking at the program, Province Chief Bhusal said that the bank was proud to help make the available resources at the local level more effective as health service is the basic need of the community. He said that the bank has been continuously providing support in the field of education, health and social services as part of its social responsibility. It is believed that this support will help the people of Damak area to get more easy health services when needed.

The program was attended by the bank’s employees, officers and members of the Nepal Red Cross Society. The bank has expressed its commitment to carry forward such humanitarian and social works with priority in the coming days as well.