hospital and regional ayurveda hospital serving the people of Ghorag. An important health service the Rapti Academy of Health Sciences has been established and will be operational soon in Ghorahi. Many other private and community level hospitals are providing 24-hour service to the dwellers of Rapti region there. Many private hospitals and nursing homes are also under construction. It also has many clinics with highly experienced and qualified doctors. Some of the hospitals include: Rapti Subregional Hospital Umashankarnath Memorial Child Hospital Deepjyoti Hospital Ghorahi Hospital Gorkha Hospital Chinari Hospital Miteri Hospital Dental Clinics Drinking water More than six different local water management committees are active for the seamless supply of water in the region. An equal number of private water suppliers are also supplying deepwater to selected households in different regions. Recently, water industries are also supplying packaged mineral water in the city. Sanitation and landfill site Ghorahi Sub-Metropolitan city has won the title of "Most clean and sanitated city" of Nepal many times. It has managed its sanitation project with a landfill site in its 9th ward; Karautee Danda, with the total area of . Karaute Danda Sanitary Landfill site, owned by the municipal government and located on the western side of the municipality at a distance of from the city centre. Karaute Danda Sanitary Landfill Site – Ghorahi. The LFS is situated in the vicinity of Ghorahi municipality. Specifically, the LFS is in ward 9, approximately outside the urban area of Ghorahi. The total area of the LFS is of which is used for MSW management and the remaining area is reserved for plantations of various trees and other vegetation. The area used for final disposal has recently been increased within the property. The old site for final disposal now serves as an area for plantation. Moreover, on the property, there is a sorting platform on which a unit of nine employees sorts the MSW into paper and plastics. There is also a storage house where these are stored before further distribution (Khanal et al. 2009). A total of of waste is produced in the city on a daily basis. Waste produced in the city is collected through one compactor, one tipper, and some rickshaws. A total of thirty people are involved in sanitary field work. It is one of the five municipalities that have managed their Dumping and Sanitary site in Nepal. Industrial development Ghorahi has its