Yes, I was a Dentist employed be the then Sripanch ko Sarkar. The supritendent could send no one - and me being the youngest one around there, was asked and with no hesitation I went.

It was very apparant that was a case of suicide - the signs and symptoms were classical and I did the post mortem, got the samples of the vital organs and contents from the stomach etc. I was pressured to write something according to their will - which I obviously said "huncha" "huncha" and smartly, I sent the report from Nepalgunj with what I actually determined. Thanks god I had some idea of Forensic.

I asked for Kodo ko raksi at night and the Police chief there got it - even though it was declared a dry area.

That was my experience of Jajarkot and Health care system of Nepal

But as the news piece said - the Health Workers left. 

1. I belief the political rascals there tried to use the situation in their favor and pressuring the health workers.

2. The Health Workers did not have any medications to treat the diseased.

The PM should have taken some medication with him in the Aeroplane.