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Hornet sting leaves man dead, another ill
Critically ill Raj Kumar Tamang died in the course of treatment at Chitwan Medical College on Monday morning.
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Published at : October 30, 2023
Updated at : October 30, 2023 20:01
Tanahun
A 32-year-old man died of a hornet sting at ward 7 in Bhanu Municipality in Tanahun district.
A number of hornets stung Raj Kumar Tamang of Bhanu-4 while he, along with his friends, attempted to torch a hornet nest in the forest of Ramghatar on Sunday night.
A critically ill Tamang died in the course of treatment at Chitwan Medical College on Monday morning, said police.
Dhan Bahadur Tamang of Bhanu-4 is seriously ill after being stung by hornets. He is receiving treatment at Chitwan Medical College.
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