世界卫生组织与尼泊尔卫生部联合对地震灾情进行的快速评估显示，尼泊尔4月25日地震造成的医疗设施破坏严重1。评估团队走访了12个受灾县的21家医院，其中受灾最严重的4个县的医院已完全被摧毁或无法运作，而5家主要医院虽保持运作但急需医疗物资1。在调查的21家医院中，17家仍能继续运营，但普遍面临必需药物、手术包和抗生素等关键物资短缺的困境1。
截至5月1日的官方统计数据显示，此次地震已造成6200人死亡，约14000人受伤1。为应对医疗需求，世卫组织已提供足以治疗12万人三个月的基本药物和创伤手术包1。医疗帐篷等物资计划于周末抵达加德满都，医疗补充班组从评估报告发布当日起向5家功能性医院供应物资1。
The World Health Organization, in collaboration with Nepal's Ministry of Health and Population, completed a rapid evaluation of the healthcare system's status in the aftermath of the April 25 earthquake 1. The assessment revealed severe damage across the most heavily impacted areas, with four districts experiencing complete hospital destruction or operational failure 1.
Among the 21 hospitals visited across 12 affected districts, 17 remained operational, though all faced critical shortages of essential supplies 1. Five major functioning hospitals urgently required medical assistance, while medical facilities across the region reported widespread lack of essential medications, surgical kits, and antibiotics 1. As of May 1, official casualty figures stood at 6,200 deaths and approximately 14,000 injured 1.
In response to identified needs, the WHO had already delivered basic pharmaceutical supplies and trauma surgical packages capable of treating 120,000 people for three months 1. Additional medical resources, including medical tents and equipment, were scheduled to arrive in Kathmandu over the weekend 1. Medical supplementary teams began deploying supplies to the five functional major hospitals 1.
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