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PM Oli’s health back to previous condition
KATHMANDU— Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli, who has been admitted to the Manmohan Cardiothoracic Vascular and Transplant Centre following the chest infection, has fully recuperated.
PM Oli was admitted to Manmohan Cardiothoracic Vascular and Transplant Centre of Institute of Medicine (IoM) at Tribhuvan University Teaching Hospital on Monday after the chest infection, fever and cough.
Following the medical tests reports this morning, the PM’s health condition is normal.
In a press note issued at 10:00 this morning, Executive Director of Centre Prof Dr Uttam Krishna Shrestha stated that the PM’s health condition is normal.
“ PM’s health condition has come to the previous condition. But, decision has not been taken so far whether to discharge him today or on Saturday,” Shrestha added.
Cardiologist Dr Arun Sayami is leading a team including Dr Dibya Singh Shah and Dr Santa Kumar Das in the treatment of the PM.
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BHARATPUR- Stakeholders have called upon the government to revoke the Citizenship Bill-2075 arguing that it is against the national interest. At an interaction programme organized in Chitwan on Thursday, they said that the bill brought to amend the Citizenship Act, 2063 should be postponed cautioning that it could be counterproductive.
On the occasion, Coordinator of National Awakening Council Sadhya Bahadur Bhandari said that the proposed bill serves the anti-national interests. He instead asked the government to constitute a high-powered citizenships probe commission.
“This bill is too loose than that of 2063. It should be immediately postponed and a new high-powered commission should be formed to probe the issues on citizenship,” Bhandari added.
Likewise, Chairman of Nepal Bar Association Chitwan district chapter Kamalraj Pathak, foreign affairs expert Hiranyalal Shrestha, border experts Hemanta Sedhain and Buddhi Narayan Shrestha and other speakers also shared their opinions to revoke the proposed citizenship bill and also suggested that the government should regulate the Nepal-India open border.
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