After some time, at the request of the parents, the patient was taken to Kathmandu by helicopter for further treatment.
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Sajuda Banu, an 8-year-old student who was injured in a fire caused by a gas pipe leak while preparing snacks in the canteen of Millennium Secondary School in Tansen, Palpa, is undergoing treatment at the Burn Hospital in Kirtipur, Kathmandu.
Doctors involved in her treatment have stated that 45 percent of her body has been burned. They have also said that her condition is critical. According to the hospital, her condition is serious due to the depth of the burns. After the accident on Thursday, she was initially treated at Mission Hospital in Tansen.
After some time, at the request of her guardians, she was airlifted to Kathmandu for further treatment. The school has stated that the fire spread after the gas pipe of the stove nearby leaked while students were eating snacks in the school canteen.
Banu, an 8-year-old student studying in the LKG class at Millennium Secondary School in Tansen, was burned by the flames when the gas pipe suddenly leaked while she was eating snacks in the school kitchen.
According to Bhimlal Bhattarai, the information officer at the District Police Office, Palpa, the fire burned Banu's face, both hands, the right side of her chest, and from her waist down to her feet.
According to the school's principal, Mahendra Pokharel, after the guardians requested further treatment, she was taken by helicopter to the Burn Hospital in Kirtipur, Kathmandu.
