Ashtalakshmi Shakya, former Chief Minister of Bagmati Province, underwent an emergency "angioplasty" on her heart.
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- Thu, 16 July 2026
Kathmandu. Ashtalakshmi Shakya, former Chief Minister of Bagmati Province and former vice president of CPN-UML, was suddenly diagnosed with angioplasty surgery.
He was immediately taken to Patan Institute of Health Sciences in Lalitpur after he felt severe pain in his chest this morning.
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