Hmmm Reports say he has respiratory problem and chest ailments but has been rushed to the Heart Hospital. Reports say quoting Sujata that there is " much improvement in PM's health this morning. he can talk now and SEEMS to be doing well". (That word " seems"and "much improvment" make it not sure and something went bad that needs improvement hoina ta?) Reports say PM condition stable: what was the condition that made him unstable? A team of Doctors arriving from India??? What the heck the doctors in Nepal doing??? They can't even treat a respiratory problem??? Shame on you Dr. Madhu Ghimire! He has chest ailments but in Bankok gets more attention for prostate...It makes me think has his chest ailments reached to the terminal stage? Why did Sher Bahadur Deuba rush to visit New Delhi? To fill the power vaccum?? Can Oli become the next prime minister?? Can some one enlighten me???? PM’s condition stable: Doctors BY SURESH NATH NEUPANE KATHMANDU, July 4 - Doctors at the Shahid Gangalal Hospital have said that the health condition of Prime Minister Girija Prasad Koirala, who was admitted to the hospital Monday evening, is stable. “The Prime Minister’s condition is stable,” Dr Bhagwan Koirala, chief of the hospital told ekantipur. He also said that the latest report showed symptoms of pneumonia in Koirala and PM needs at least two days of complete rest in the hospital. PM Koirala was taken to the hospital at around 8:30 pm yesterday after he had some respiratory problems. PM Koirala’s daughter Sujata Koirala also said that there was much improvement in PM's health this morning. “He could speak this morning and he seems to be doing well,” she said. She also said that a three-member team of doctors from India is arriving in Kathmandu to examine the PM’s health this afternoon. “He may be discharged from the hospital later today.” Koirala, 84, recently quit smoking because of numerous health complications. The PM recently had a nine-day-long medical checkup in Bangkok, Thailand. During his medical trip, Koirala underwent a prostate laser surgery. Hundreds of party activists and leaders of other political parties and members of the Council of Ministers have gathered at the hospital to inquire about the PM’s health.