The condition of Bangladeshi national Imrana Kabir, who survived Monday’s deadly plane crash in Nepal, is deteriorating, doctors say.
Dr Rajeev Raj Manandhar, the coordinator of disaster team formed after the accident, informed the media about the latest condition of the plane crash survivors undergoing treatment at Kathmandu Medical College on Thursday.
He said the conditions of Bangladeshi nationals Sheikh Rubayet Rashid, 30, and Kabir Hussain, 52, were “critical but stable.” But Princi Dhami, 24, a Nepali student studying at Sylhet’s Ragib Rabeya Medical College and Hospital, is in a “critically unstable” condition.
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A plane, operated by Bangladeshi airline US-Bangla, crashed during landing at the Kathmandu airport with 71 people on board. Fifty people, including 26 Bangladeshis, have been killed in the accident.
Seven of the 10 Bangladeshi survivors have already been given clearance to leave Nepal. One of them has been taken to Singapore while another survivor is scheduled to be flown to Bangladesh.