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eferred to Kathmandu. As no helicopter was sent for them, they were taken by ambulance,<br />

a drive of approximately seven hours. Altogether 40 people were admitted with injuries<br />

sustained that day, including five children: Dilip Yadav, 13, and Nitu Yadav, 14, both shot<br />

and killed; Sikandar Pandit, 17, with a gunshot in the neck; Bikas (or Bikesh) Yadav, 12,<br />

shot in the buttocks; and Surendra Yadav, struck by a rubber bullet in the chest.<br />

From September 7 to 14 the Zonal Hospital in Janakpur treated 102 protesters or members<br />

of the public injured during clashes with the police, including for gunshot injuries, plastic<br />

bullet injuries, and injuries caused by beatings, such as fractures. At least one private<br />

hospital in the town was treating casualties free of charge, so this figure does not<br />

represent the full total of people injured. No injuries to police are recorded at the Zonal<br />

Hospital, but according to the police at least two police officers suffered significant<br />

injuries in Janakpur, one a leg injury and the other a facial injury caused by a catapult.<br />

41 HUMAN RIGHTS WATCH | OCTOBER 2015

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