Kathmandu. KATHMANDU: The Kathmandu Medical College has announced that Samba, the captain of the national women’s football team, Sabitra Bhandari, will be given free medical treatment for her treatment. KMC has announced that Samba will provide free treatment if he is ready to undergo treatment in Nepal.

In a press release, Chief Administrative Officer of KMC, Narayan Prasad Dahal, said that KMC’s serious attention has been drawn to the request for help through social media of Sabitra Bhandari ‘Samba’, the captain of the national women’s football team and the national jewel, who has been injured for the last seven weeks and has to undergo surgery again due to the serious injuries in both the grafts and MCL after undergoing knee surgery at Aspetar Hospital in Qatar. They have announced.

The captain of the national women’s football team, Samba, through her official Facebook page on Monday afternoon, had extended her entire management and support to the initiative of the ANFA leadership, but this time the ANFA could only try to help in the treatment of the ANFA and this time the ANFA President had asked for help up to Rs 5 lakh. ।

Chief Administrative Officer (CEO) of Kathmandu Medical College, Dahal, said that it was unfortunate that the national jewels were not getting the necessary medical treatment due to financial constraints.

Kathmandu Medical College is owned by a popular youth leader and former lawmaker of Nepali Congress and Nepali Congress candidate for the House of Representatives from Morang-3. Dr. Sharma has organized free health camps from far-east to far-west and provided free treatment to them at Nobel or Kathmandu Medical College.

Dr. Sharma recently handed over Rs 2 million to the Nepali cricket team. He also announced free treatment.

Samba, who has recorded herself as one of the most talented and successful forwards in the national women’s team, said that she was disappointed when she complained that she was injured while playing for the club when she requested the All Nepal Football Association (ANFA) for her health treatment ।

The captain of the national women’s football team, who reached Europe and made the country’s football known internationally, is being praised on social media for the generosity and support shown by the ANFA and the Government of Nepal.

Former ANFA President and Captain Ganesh Thapa has announced Rs 50,000 as compensation to the national team.