amppipal造句

• In 2001, Amppipal Hospital was handed over to the Nepal government.
• While the schools and hospital have continued to function, the original demonstration farm at Amppipal is gone.
• Towards the end of his career in Nepal, Hale was appointed as medical director of the Amppipal Hospital.
• During the 1990s, however, political unrest across Nepal created difficulties at Amppipal, and the missionaries opted to leave.
• In one of his books, Dr Thomas Hale describes how the first missionaries asked the people of Amppipal what they needed.
• Two schools were opened, one on the ridge at Amppipal and another nearby at Luitel on the south slopes of Liglig mountain.
• The Amppipal Hospital provided medical service for an area approximately the size of Rhode Island, that included about half a million people.
• In Nepal, Hale was assigned to work in a small, newly constructed hospital in Amppipal, a tiny village in the Himalayas outside of Kathmandu.
• The Amppipal Community Hospital was built in 1969 by the United Mission to Nepal ( UNM ), the missionary organization that was responsible for placing the Hale family.
• For half a century, missionary doctors, nurses, teachers and agriculture workers came from Europe, North America, India and Australia to work at Amppipal, Luitel and the vicinity.
• There is now a road to the hospital, and on over Amppipal bhanjhyang ( where the trail crosses the ridge ), and another leads to the villages of Luitel, Liglig and the vicinity.
• In the late 1950s, several Western missionaries showed on the eastern flanks of Liglig mountain at a tiny ridge-top village called Amppipal ( named for two trees : amp or mango and pipal, a type of fig ).