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91-yrs-old man dies of burn injuries

LAMJUNG, Feb. 28: A 91-year-old man died of burn injuries in a fire that occurred last night at Bansar Khinchowkbensi in Dordi Rural Municipality-8, Lamjung. Police Inspector of the District Police Office, Lamjung, Jagdish Regmi said that nonagenarian Hangi Kami died after the f

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Three persons who sustained critical burn injuries during fire-fighting at Bhumikasthan municipality in Arghakhanchi.

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Three persons succumb to burn injuries

Three persons who sustained critical burn injuries during fire-fighting at Bhumikasthan municipality in Arghakhanchi.

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A minor boy has died of burn injuries while working to bring the fire under control in Dhurkot Rural Municipality-3, Gulmi.

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13-year-old boy dies of burn injuries in Gulmi

A minor boy has died of burn injuries while working to bring the fire under control in Dhurkot Rural Municipality-3, Gulmi.

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NC leader Bhandari, his mother sustain burn injuries in gas cylinder explosion

Nepali Congress (NC) leader and House of Representatives (HoR) member Dr. Chandra Bhandari sustained burn injuries after a cooking gas caught fire and exploded at his house in Kathmandu last night.

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Mystery as woman dies of burn injuries she suffered in a Kathmandu hotel room

A woman found suffering from burn injuries in a hotel room in Naxal of Kathmandu on Tuesday died during treatment. The post Mystery as woman dies of burn injuries she suffered in a Kathmandu hotel room appeared first on OnlineKhabar English News.

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171 people with burn injuries receive free surgery service

TIKAPUR, April 19: As many as 171 fire survivors of Tikapur have undergone surgery free of cost. The surgeries were carried out in a four-day burn injury treatment camp held at Tikapur Hospital. A total of 707 people with burn injuries had received treatment in the camp. As many as 177 people having higher complications were referred to Kathmandu-based Sushma Koirala Memorial Hospital. Plastic Surgeon of the Sushma Koirala Memorial Hospital, Dr Santosh Bhandari informed that the surgery of those referred from the camp would be undertaken free of cost. This was the first-ever camp for treating the patients with burn injuries in Tikapur, Kailali. "There was a huge inflow of patients. We had provided services since 8.00 am to late night. The burn survivors who did not even get primary aid also turned up to the camp", Dr Bhandari said. He further shared that, "They undertook surgery of minor cases in the camp at Tikapur Hospital and called for those requiring long-term treatment to come to Sushma Koirala Memorial Trust". The camp was jointly organized by Tikapur municipality, Janaki rural municipality and Tikapur Hospital in collaboration with Tikapur Concern Group. A team of 16 health workers with the specialists of Sushma Koirala Memorial Hospital had provided services to the indigent people. On the occasion, Tikapur municipality mayor Tapendra Bahadur Rawal said the camp was organized to provide service to the people bearing burn injuries belonging to remote areas.

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