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Workers injured by electric shocks left in limbo as contractors fail to pay hospital bills

Hamro Patro News •
November 13, 2026 • 01:27 AM
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Kathmandu, November 13 Milan Kumar Nembang Limbu of Ilam has been unable to return home despite completing his treatment after suffering severe electric shock injuries at his workplace. He remains...

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Milan Kumar Nembang Limbu of Ilam has been unable to return home despite completing his treatment after suffering severe electric shock injuries at his workplace. He remains at Kirtipur Burn Hospital because the main contractor has not paid his medical expenses.

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