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Thirty people injured during Gen Z protests are still in hospital

The Nepal Weekly
October 7, 2025

 

Thirty-people who were injured during Gen-Z protest are still udergoing treatment at different hospitals across Nepal, according to the information released by the Ministry of Health and Population.

One injured person is undergoing treatment at Civil Hospital, 10 at National Trauma Centre, three at KMC Hospital, five at Tribhuvan University Teaching Hospital, three at Patan Academy of Health Sciences, one at Nepal Police Hospital and one at Kritipur Hospital.  

Similarly, three injured people are undergoing treatment at B&B Hospital, one at Birat Medical Teaching Hospital, one at Nobel Hospital and one at Pokhara Academy of Health Sciences, added the Ministry. 

The Health Ministry revealed the latest data after contacting and coordinating with different health institutions and provincial health emergency operation centres.

A total of 2,316 people sustained injuries during the Gen Z protests on September 8 and 9. Of them 2,238 were discharged after treatment. Likewise, 49 people lost their lives in the course of treatment at various hospitals and nine injured ones have so far received treatment at Gen-Z clinic from September 28, according to the Health Ministry.

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