Upon his arrival at the Tribhuvan International Airport in Kathmandu at 12:25 pm, Yadav expressed happiness that suspicions of a serious health problem was removed after a series of medical checkups conducted at Tokyo University Teaching Hospital. “I am happy that the suspicion has been removed. I do not have any health problems now,” said Yadav in his brief remarks to media persons. [break]
Yadav was flown to Japan on June 17 for further diagnosis and treatment after a black spot had been detected in his large intestine during health checkup at a hospital in Kathmandu. Initially, doctors feared that the black spot could be symptom of cancer. Yadav was admitted to the Tokyo hospital on June 18. A team of doctors and specialists under the supervision of Professor Toshiaki Watanabe, who is the vice-director of the hospital and supervisor of a select team of specialists, was involved in his treatment.
Yadav was accompanied by a nine-member team, including his relatives, personal physicians and security personnel, among others.
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