Kathmandu. A Nepali student has died in London. Yeoman Chand of Vulchaur 7, Salyan passed away at London Edgeware at 9:30 am on Tuesday. Manoj Kunwar, who lived with him, informed that Yeoman, who came to UK for studies only a year ago, died in his sleep. Chand, 26, who came to study MSc Communications and Information Engineering at the University of Hertfordshire, Hatfield, was getting his certificate the next day after passing his studies.

Manoj said that the previous day, the yeoman said, "I am a little sick, I have a headache and I have also vomited." Manoj has become paranoid due to the sudden death of his friend. According to him, Yeoman had no health problems. According to Manoj's statement, they went to sleep after having dinner around 12:00 in the morning. Manoj woke up after the alarm sounded at 7:40 in the morning. However, the yeomen, who had to leave at 7 for the work that started at 8, did not wake up.

Since it was late to go to work, Manoj held his hand and said, 'Yoman, get up, it's late to go to work', but his friend did not speak. Manoj felt that her hand was cold. Even after 7:50 o'clock, he found that the body did not react, nor did he have breathing movements, and he immediately called the ambulance. He was pronounced dead by medical personnel at 9:30 am on Tuesday. NRNA UK President Rajendra Pudasaini has said that funeral arrangements will be made in consultation with the family, the university and his friends.