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Currently, he is working as an Executive Director of newly established Human Organ Transplant Center, Bhaktapur. He has a vision of making this 100 bedded center ‘State of the Art’ multi-organ transplant hospital in Nepal His part of income at Nidan Hospital will go to Aarogya Foundation- the organization which he established together with Ani Chhoying Dorlma and other prominent personalities of the country to help poor needy people with kidney diseases.
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