Doctors halt India transfer plan as Ganesh Nepali’s condition turns critical
Summary
Doctors at Bir Hospital have halted the transfer of burn victim Ganesh Nepali to India due to his unstable condition. Nepali set himself on fire after a dispute with Kathmandu Metropolitan police over a fine and is receiving intensive care for burns covering 55% of his body.
Key Points
- Doctors at Bir Hospital advised against transferring Ganesh Nepali to India due to his unstable condition.
- Nepali suffered burns on about 55 percent of his body after setting himself on fire outside the Department of Passports in Kathmandu.
- The government had prepared for an air ambulance transfer to AIIMS in New Delhi, with expenses covered.
- Nepali was distressed due to repeated encounters and fines from Kathmandu Metropolitan police, which his family says contributed to his actions.
