Tension at Kisht Hospital, tear gas fired by police to control the situation

Kathmandu. A situation of tension has been created at Kisht Hospital in Lalitpur after the death of a pregnant woman. After a woman from Khotang died while giving birth, her relatives blamed the hospital and vandalized it. The relatives of the deceased started arguing by vandalizing and gathering a crowd saying that the death was due to the negligence of the hospital. With that, there is tension in the hospital now.

The police fired tear gas to control the demonstration. Sutkeri died on 7th October.

Express

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