One arrested with one kg gold hidden in rectum
Police have arrested a man in possession of one kg gold from the Tribhuvan International Airport (TIA).
The detainee has been identified as Dawa Tshering Sherpa of Sindupalchok. He had arrived in Nepal on an Air Arabia flight.
According to a source, Sherpa had brought the gold by concealing it in his rectum.
Sherpa with passport number 09368618 had gone to Dubai on November 16.
SP Bhim Dhakal of the TIA said that Sherpa had brought the gold by concealing it in his private parts and stomach.
Police suspected that something was wrong with the man after he was spotted behaving suspiciously. During the interrogration, he admitted to concealing the gold in his rectum.
He was arrested during the security screening, SP Dhakal said.
Further investigation into the incident is underway, police said.
Westerly wind’s influence to increase from tonight
The impacts of Westerly wind are to rise in different parts of the country from tonight onward.
According to the Department of Hydrology and Meteorology, the prevalence of Westerly wind that has partial impacts in the country right now is likely to increase its influence from tonight.
Light rainfall is likely to take place in some areas of Province 1, Bagmati, Gandaki, Madhes Province and Lumbini Province, said the Department. There are high chances of light snowfall in some places of the hilly and mountainous regions.
The Department has urged the people to adopt necessary safety and precautionary measures to stem the risk emanating from the weather changes. RSS
4 staffers of 2 hospitals arrested for issuing fake PCR reports
Police have arrested four staffers of the two hospitals for issuing fake PCR reports.
The staffers of the Nagarik Community Hospital in Thimi, Bhaktapur and Kantipur Hospital in Tinkune, Kathmandu have been apprehended with fake PCR reports.
Both the hospitals have been found issuing fake PCR reports for the people going abroad for employment by taking more than the amount fixed by the government of Nepal. It has also been found that the hospitals have been issuing the PCR reports without taking the swab samples.
Acting on a tip off that the hospitals have been issuing fake PCR reports, a police team detained Roshan Kumar Chittan, staffer of Nagarik Community Hospital, with the fake PCR reports issued from the hospital from the Tribhuvan International Airport and another staffer from the hospital at around 10:30 am on Tuesday.
Similarly, police have also arrested Nagendra Kumar Yadav of Kantipur Hospital. Police said that Yadav was arrested with 17 fake PCR reports from in front of the hospital.
Likewise, lab technician of the hospital Madhav Mainali has also been arrested with four fake PCR reports.
Police have also confiscated computers and equipment among others from both the hospitals in the presence of representatives of National Public Health Laboratory, Teku.
Police said that they have been searching for the operators of both the labs Bhabesh Mitra and Nirmal Giri and a doctor who signed the PCR reports.
Further investigation into the incident is underway.
4 staffers of 2 hospitals arrested for issuing fake PCR reports
Police have arrested four staffers of the two hospitals for issuing fake PCR reports.
The staffers of the Nagarik Community Hospital in Thimi, Bhaktapur and Kantipur Hospital in Tinkune, Kathmandu have been apprehended with fake PCR reports.
Both the hospitals have been found issuing fake PCR reports for the people going abroad for employment by taking more than the amount fixed by the government of Nepal. It has also been found that the hospitals have been issuing the PCR reports without taking the swab samples.
Acting on a tip off that the hospitals have been issuing fake PCR reports, a police team detained Roshan Kumar Chittan, staffer of Nagarik Community Hospital, with the fake PCR reports issued from the hospital from the Tribhuvan International Airport and another staffer from the hospital at around 10:30 am on Tuesday.
Similarly, police have also arrested Nagendra Kumar Yadav of Kantipur Hospital. Police said that Yadav was arrested with 17 fake PCR reports from in front of the hospital.
Likewise, lab technician of the hospital Madhav Mainali has also been arrested with four fake PCR reports.
Police have also confiscated computers and equipment among others from both the hospitals in the presence of representatives of National Public Health Laboratory, Teku.
Police said that they have been searching for the operators of both the labs Bhabesh Mitra and Nirmal Giri and a doctor who signed the PCR reports.
Further investigation into the incident is underway.
