Election Commission directive to provide mandatory first aid services at all polling stations
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Media Baaji
- Sat, 28 February 2026
Kathmandu. The Election Commission has instructed to provide first aid services at the polling stations for the primary health care services that may be required for the House of Representatives elections to be held on February 21. For this, the Commission has drawn the attention of the concerned to keep health workers in hospitals and health institutions in a state of readiness. On February 21, voting will be held in 10 thousand 967 polling stations and 23 thousand 255 polling stations including 9 temporary ones.
On that day, the commission has called for arrangements to be made for the primary health care services that may be needed by the employees, security personnel, disabled, disabled and senior citizens who will come to vote.
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