The condition of Dinesh Sitaula, a member of Balen's team, who fainted during the election journey, is alarming
Kathmandu. According to the hospital, the health condition of Dinesh Sitaula, who is being treated for brain haemorrhage while campaigning with Balendra Shah Balen, a senior leader of Rashtriya Swatantra Party RSVP, is alarming. Since two days, Sitaula is being treated in the ICU ventilator of Grandi International Hospital in Kathmandu. The hospital said that his health is worrying.
Sitaula, who reached Achham along with Shah, a senior leader of RSVP, fell unconscious on the morning of January 16. He was brought to Grandi International Hospital in Tokha by helicopter from Achham.
Sitaula was taken to Achham district hospital after he fell unconscious. CPR was given for 45 minutes at the district hospital. After his heartbeat returned, he was given artificial respiration and taken to Surkhet by an army helicopter. From there it was brought to Kathmandu by air. He was unconscious when he was brought to the hospital. The hospital said that even though he was on the ventilator in the ICU, further treatment could not be carried out as he was not breathing. According to hospital sources, his health condition was serious when he was brought to the hospital. He was unconscious when he was brought to the hospital. The doctors involved in the treatment said that they tried to put him in the ICU but they did not succeed.
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