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Pilot Abid's wife Afsana passed away

In Nepal's Kathmandu, there is no more Afsana Khanam, wife of US-Bangla pilot Abid Sultan, who died in the plane crash at Tribhuvan International Airport (Inna Lillahi wa Inna Ilahi Razi).

He died on 9th-25th of the night while undergoing treatment at the hospital.

Earlier, on Monday, he was kept in life support after surgery in the second round of Neuro Science Hospital in Agargaon, capital Dhaka. At that time the doctors told that his condition could go towards further deterioration. The possibility of progress is small.

On that afternoon, Chief of ICU Department of Neuro Science Hospital of Agargaon, Ujjwal Kumar Mallick, briefed the reporters about the closing situation of Afsana Khanam's physical condition. During this time, he said Afsana Khanam was not in the blood and diabetes control due to excess tension.

After stroke at the house of Uttara in the capital on Sunday, the family members took him to Agra Nagar Neuro Science Hospital. There he was admitted to the Intensive Care Unit (ICU).

In the course of the landing on March 12, the BS-211 flight of the US-Bangla Airlines crashed at Tribhuban International Airport in Kathmandu. The next day, pilot Abid Sultan died while undergoing treatment at the hospital