Intermed ETS began working in Nepal after the terrible earthquake of April 2015. Together with the Memorial Hospital in Kathmandu, we opened an ozone therapy unit to treat crush injuries.
In November 2017 we replaced the old ozone therapy unit with a new, state-of-the-art one, and came into contact with other humanitarian organisations like Intermed.
It is true that Nepal is still in the middle of reconstruction: the rubble can still be seen and the "end of works" is far away! But what is striking is how much building, change and hard work are part of everyday life there and, even more, are hallmarks of its serenity. It is no coincidence that when we think of Nepal, the first words that come to mind are sacredness and harmony…