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PM Bhattarai assures Janakpur blast victims of better treatment
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Prime Minister Baburam Bhattarai Wednesday visited Janakpur blast victims who are undergoing treatment at the TU Teaching Hospital in Maharajgunj and assured them of better treatment.

PM Bhattarai inquired about their health condition assuring them that the government would make necessary arrangements for their better treatment.

He also said that those who are in critical condition would be airlifted to India for further treatment.

The PM also informed that the government was seriously investigating the incident and the criminals would be bring to the book.

He also said four persons killed in the explosion would be declared as martyrs and their families would be provided with the relief aid.

In the blast that took place at Ramananda Chowk in Janakpur on Monday, four persons were killed and around three dozen were injured. nepalnews.com

 

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