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‘जब लिंग ठाडो हुन थाल्छ, त्यसपछि आँखा बन्द हुन्छ’ :मलाई फाँसीको सजाए सुनाए पनि सेक्सका कुरा बोलिरहन्छु - मदन राइ (भिडियोसहित)
Renal failure patient Krishna Bahadur Lamichhane of Tilahar-7, Ratmata who had just completed the Secondary Education Exams (SEE) is not certain whether he would survive until the result was out. The 19-year-old, who was found busy packing his luggage before leaving for his home from the district-headquarters Kusma following the completion of SEE,
shared that his dream for this moment is to regain his health and go to a college for higher education. He appeared in the SEE from the Nawajagrit Secondary School, Tilahar. Krishna’s father Man Bahadur, the sole bread winner for the family, is a daily wage earner.
The Lamichhane family owns a meagre quantity of land. Krishna’s mother is also an asthma patient for long. Man Bahadur said he felt the earth shatter when he knew that his son’s both kidneys were not functioning. His son was diagnosed of kidney failure two months ago and his eyes are wet since then.
Doctors suggested him to undergo kidney transplant as soon as possible and the transplantation of two kidneys is estimated to cost Rs 2 million and to afford this cost, as Man Bahadur said, is beyond their capacity.
The Lamichhane family hopes for financial support from all quarters. The Nawajagrit School has launched a fundraising campaign to manage fund for its ailing student, who, according to the school, is a good student and is expected to pass the exam with good marks, according to school teacher, Hari Bahadur Lamichhane.
