How Bhutan is looking at tackling coronavirus

The prime minister yesterday met with the representatives from different agencies and members of disaster management authority to fully understand the situation and preparedness of the country in the wake of coronavirus outbreak in countries around the world. It was not yet an emergency situation for Bhutan, he said. But, more important, he stressed on […]

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Investment comes with trust

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The way forward

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Addressing renal diseases among children

Renal diseases are one of the biggest killers of children below...

Rethinking highland development

Bhutan’s highlanders, the custodians of northern borders, are increasingly leaving their...

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