Lakshmi Shrestha from Thankot rushed to the counter at the National Trauma Center around 12 noon on Monday. She came to the hospital with a back problem and suddenly found out that the OPD service was closed. Because he had no knowledge before.

This is very bad. Is the hospital service stopped like this?' She asked, 'I came from nearby, but how difficult was it for patients coming from far away?'

Kul Bahadur Sarki who came from Okhaldhunga was sitting quietly in Chamenagriha near Veer Hospital. What to do after the closure of the OPD, he is confused. "I came by car on Friday," he said with a grim face, "the sisters told me to come on Thursday." Along with sugar, pressure, stones, I also have heart problems.' 

He is worried about where to stay and what to eat until the hospital opens. He says, 'The hospital is closed, where to go?'

Karendra Shah of New Road arrived at Veer Hospital early in the morning as he was called for follow-up today. But, he could not meet the doctor. "I had a dental surgery, I came because I had to open a tooth, I was sad," Shah said, "The hospital is closed." I have been receiving treatment from the same doctor for nine months, and there was no question of going to the hospital.'

Kandel also had to suffer the problem of Kathmandu camp. of his gallbladder  ing surgery will be required. "After seeing diabetes, the doctor called for follow-up with a report of diabetes today," she said. Other patients found in the hospital premises also say that the impact of the agitation should not affect the hospital and the patients. They say that the government should run the service by fulfilling the demands of the doctors and giving options to the patients.

Against the decision of the consumer court, the Nepal Physicians Association has stopped all services other than emergency services in health institutions across the country on Monday . After the court decided to compensate the three hospitals and doctors, they started the protest.

Last June, a woman said there was negligence in the treatment  In the

ing complaint, the court decided to pay compensation of 57 lakh 19 thousand rupees to Grandi City Hospital and doctors. Om Hospital in Chabahil was also ordered to pay 50 lakh 70 thousand and 6 lakh 10 thousand to the doctor in the case of negligence in the treatment . In the same way, it was decided that the death of the patient was due to negligence in the treatment, and the Himal Hospital and the doctor involved in the treatment of the patient were found guilty and the hospital and the doctor had to pay 145 million rupees as compensation. The court ruled that the hospital should pay 70 percent and the doctor involved in the treatment should pay 30 percent of the compensation.