In a bid to store COVID-19 vaccines in proper temperatures, Nepal's Ministry of Health and Population has started work to set up cold rooms and freezer rooms in all seven provinces including in Kathmandu Valley.

“We have started works to establish 10 cold rooms and nine freezer rooms for the storage of coronavirus vaccines,” Dr Shyam Raj Upreti, coordinator of the COVID-19 vaccine advisory committee, told the Post. “The capacity of those cold rooms and freezer rooms varies as per the population of the provinces.”

A cold room is a refrigerating chamber, in which a specific temperature is artificially generated. It is generally designed for storing vaccines in an environment below the temperature outside.

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