32 Flood and Landslide Victims Still Receiving Treatment in Kathmandu
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- Thirty-two of 150 people injured in floods and landslides remain under treatment in Kathmandu.
- Hospital administrations reported that 19 patients are at Tribhuvan University Teaching Hospital, 10 at the National Trauma Center and three at Bir Hospital.
Thirty-two people injured in floods and landslides are still receiving medical care in Kathmandu.
A total of 150 injured victims were brought to the capital for treatment. As of Tuesday, 19 patients remained at Tribhuvan University Teaching Hospital, 10 at the National Trauma Center and three at Bir Hospital.
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