OMG!!!  Can you belive how many people are going to die without or delay treatment or surgery!!!!!  What a shame!!!!!!!!

Dalli Resham · Jan 13, 2009 8:12 AM

I am not defending the Maoist Government, but past administration(s) also has to take the blame for this energy crisis. Why didn't they saw this coming and why didn't they do something about this ????

freeURmind · Jan 13, 2009 8:19 AM

I wish I was filthy rich so that I could donate generators to the hospital. I feel guilty. My country men are suffering and even though I don't live in the lap of luxuary, but it still feels like I am as compare to them. Well, lets hope and pray that Nepali government can overcome this energy crisis as quickly as possible before the imposed load shedding claims more life.

i_nepali · Jan 13, 2009 8:22 AM

सत्ता आउनको लागि १४ हजार निर्दोषहरु को बली चढाउने हरुको लागि अस्पातल बन्द हुनु को अर्थ के हो ला र? बुर्जुवा र सामन्तहरुले मात्र उपचार् गराउने प्राइभेट अस्पातलहरु बन्द भएकै बेश भनेर ताली पिटिरहेका होलान वाइस्यालहरु। मान्छे भए पो बाच्नु पाउने अधिकार बारे थाहा हुन्छ, रक्त पिपासु दानवहरुको लागि यस्ता संबेदनाहरु ब्यर्थको तर्कना मात्र हुन। हाम्रो गाउं मा कहिलेइ बिजुली थिएन, यिनलाई ८ घण्टा दिदा नि कराउछन रे। यिनका छोराछोरिहरु बोर्डिङ मा पढाउछन ५ % त के ५०% शैक्षिक कर लगाउनु पर्छ रे। काम्रेड औठा छापहरुको   गफ जता ततै सुनिन्छन।

rahulvai · Jan 13, 2009 8:22 AM

मैले बुझे अनुसार अहिलेका सरकार वा पहिला मुलुक हाक्ने हरुलाई दोशारोपन गर्ने आदी इत्यादी कुरा हरु लाई नछुने नै हो भने पनि सत्तामा आउनु अघी "हाम्रो सरकार आउना साथ लोड सेडिङको समस्या तुरुन्तै समाधान गर्छौ" भनेर सत्तामा पुगेका माओवादीहरुले उल्टै ३-४ घण्टाको लोड सेडिङलाई ४ ले गुणन गरेर समस्या समाधान गरिदिएका छन ! वाह ! जय मातृभूमी !

ritthe · Jan 13, 2009 9:31 AM

personally, this is good. u know why,  there is no way u can trust terrorist. look at those people who voted to maoist for their so called CHANGE or whatever. it was easy before to blame everything /every problem...................KING and now. let nepalese people suffer for sometime sothat they will start to think about the sake of the country.

ek@l · Jan 13, 2009 9:51 AM