Ram Chandra Nepal

Nepali worker Lokendra Bahadur Budha, who was lying paralyzed on a street box in front of the (YY48) hotel located in Kotaraya, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, was rescued by the Nepali Embassy in Kuala Lumpur and brought back home.

He was brought back home on the 6th of August by Himalaya Airlines flight.
According to Bikki Officer, Public Relations Co-Officer of the Nepalese Embassy, ​​who was directly involved in the rescue of Lokendra, on August 1st, the staff of YY48 Hotel called the hotline number of the Embassy and informed that he had been sleeping in a bad smelling bed in a Nepalese hotel for a few days.

After receiving the information that a Nepali was in such a condition, Bikki Adhikari, Public Relations Officer immediately reached the spot and rescued Lokendra, who was drowning in the stench of his own excrement, with his paralyzed body.

After the rescue, when the embassy contacted Lokendra’s family, they informed that he had not been in contact for 6/7 months. “Because of not being in contact for so long, something unpleasant happened to my father!” Expressing the suspicion expressed by his son, the Public Relations Officer of the Nepali Embassy said, – On the request of his family, Lokendra has been returned to his country by providing all the support including immigration fees and air tickets.

Netfar Sdn Bhd. director Netra Ksisang was assisted by the ambassador for food and accommodation arrangements in the rescue of Lokendra.

This one Nepali who sleeps neglected in the streets of Malaysia and was rescued by the embassy and returned home is only a model character, the number of illegal, sick Nepalis living in the streets and bridges around the capital Kuala Lumpur Kotraya and the embassy is very high, but still the related agencies and the embassy If proper steps are not taken to return the homeless Nepalis to their country, they are all forced to beg and sleep in street huts.