(1) The health institution shall segregate and manage the health institution waste produced and discharged by it at its source.

(2) Purification of harmful health institution waste The method, technology and management site to be adopted during processing and management should be approved by the local body. When the local body gives approval in this way, the method, technology and management site submitted for approval shall be approved after considering whether the standards prescribed by the Government of Nepal are suitable. The work related to processing, purification and management should be done by itself.

(4) According to sub-rule (3), if the health institution cannot do the work related to processing, purification and management by itself, request the relevant local body to do the processing, purification and management. can do If requested in this way, the processing, purification and management of the same can be done by the local body itself or in coordination with it.

(5) After processing and purifying the waste of a general nature produced and discharged by the health institution and the harmful waste of the health institution, after processing and purifying the said waste The local body can arrange disposal with the relevant health institution by charging a service fee.

(6) Whether the contaminated waste from the health institution has been completely purified should be checked and certified by a recognized laboratory.

( 7) The health institution that produces harmful waste from health institutions must fully comply with the prevailing environmental laws and standards regarding the management of such waste.

(8) According to sub-rule (3), the method approved by the health institution to manage waste from health institutions , the local body will monitor whether it is managed using technology and place.