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What the country's disease surveillance system reported recently — dengue, scrub typhus, influenza, typhoid and the rest — broken down by province and district. This is the Government's own weekly bulletin, republished as data.
Cumulative counts from 28 Jun 2026 to 4 Oct 2026 — this is the current, rolling figure on the page. Only conditions the surveillance system could actually name are listed — suspected and unclassified reports are excluded, because a large share of submissions arrive without a diagnosis.
The tracked conditions the bulletin follows week by week. Each bar is one week; the right-hand bar is week 35, 2026. Note: this chart stops at week 35, 2026, which is 38 days ago — the bulletin has not been locked since. Dengue and scrub typhus are seasonal, so a quiet bar here does not mean a quiet season.
All reported conditions, nationwide total, same reporting window.
| Province | Share of reports | Reports |
|---|---|---|
| Sudurpaschim | 42.8% | 8,337 |
| Gandaki | 14.2% | 2,762 |
| Bagmati | 12.9% | 2,510 |
| Karnali | 9.8% | 1,917 |
| Lumbini | 9.4% | 1,836 |
| Koshi | 6.9% | 1,341 |
| Madhesh | 4.1% | 792 |
Districts with the most reported events on the surveillance map.
Narrative reports filed by districts for week 35, 2026, published in Nepali by the reporting district. These are 38 days old. Newer events may exist that have not been published yet.
झापाको बिर्तामोड नगरपालिका–९ मा मिति २०८३/०५/०८ गते सोमबार न्वारनमा भोज खाएका ६० जनाभन्दा बढी बिरामी परेका छन् । छिमेकीको घरमा न्वारनमा भोज खाएका ६० जनाभन्दा बढी बिरामीमध्ये केही उपचारपछि डिस्चार्ज भएका छन् । अधिकांश अझै अस्पतालमा उपचाररत रहेका छन् ।
Counts are context, not a diagnosis. If you are unwell, these are the tools that actually help.
How to read these numbers. This is surveillance data: it counts what reached a health facility and was reported onward. It is not a measure of how many people are actually ill — mild cases that never seek care, and cases at facilities that do not report, are not in it. Counts rise when reporting improves, so a rise is not always a rise in disease. A large share of submissions arrive without a diagnosis and are excluded from the confirmed and probable tables.
Not medical advice. If you have symptoms, see a clinician. In an emergency in Nepal, dial 102 for an ambulance, 100 for police, 101 for fire.
Figures republished from the SORMAS Nepal public dashboard, Epidemiology and Disease Control Division (EDCD), Department of Health Services, Ministry of Health and Food Safety, under SORMAS Nepal. Republished about 5 hours ago.