BAJURA, APRIL 4
Mina Khatri of Tharikada in Jagannath Rural Municipality-4 of Bajura, who has been living with a serious heart condition for the past two years, has received medical support.
After the news of her condition was reported in the The Himalayan Times national daily, the 22-year-old girl is undergoing treatment in Kathmandu for her heart condition.
Mina was rescued from Bajura and taken to Kathmandu by Medical Rehabilitation Organization, Kathmandu / Roads to Rehab Nepal, Australia, who coordinated her treatment in the capital city.
She is being treated at Kathmandu's Manmohan Cardiothoracic Vascular and Transplant Centre in Tribhuvan University Teaching Hospital. The first surgery was performed on her on Sunday.
Mina, who was fighting for her life after being unable to finance surgery for the disease, received assistance for the same, according to Samrat Singh Basnet, the organization's Chair.
Similarly, Amar Chhetri, who is now residing in the United States, has donated Rs 10,000 to Mina's treatment, while Bajura Hospital staff members have collected Rs 13,410.
Two years ago, she was diagnosed with a heart condition at Kathmandu's Sahid Gangalal National Centre. She had even ceased taking medications prescribed by the hospital, owing to her financial situation, to be taken until her operation.
Mina was married to a man from Bajura's Swamikartik Khapar Rural Municipality four years back. Her husband and other family members treated her well until she got sick.
After the husband's family started ignoring her, Mina, along with her daughter, has been living with her mother Tara at Martadi headquarters.
