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London – Yoman Chand, a 26-year-old Nepali student residing in London, Edgware, has passed away unexpectedly. He had arrived in the UK a year ago to pursue higher studies.
Chand, from Bhalchaur-7, Salyan, was enrolled in MSc Communications and Information Engineering at the University of Hertfordshire, Hatfield, and was scheduled to receive his certificate the following day.
According to his roommate Manoj Kunwar, Chand had complained of mild illness and a headache on Monday morning. He went to Central London in the afternoon to eat with friends. That night, he returned home, ate dinner around midnight, and slept at 1:30 a.m. in the same room.
On Tuesday morning, he did not wake up. Kunwar noticed Chand’s body was cold and immediately called an ambulance at 7:53 a.m. Medical staff found his blood sugar level at 2, and he was declared dead at 9:30 a.m.
सुनौलो सपना लिएर लन्डन पुगे, २६ वर्षमै अस्ताएका नेपाली विद्यार्थी को हुन् ?
Police and medical teams initially determined it as a ‘natural death’. The body will be sent for a post-mortem after forensic procedures.
NRNA UK President Rajendra Pudasaini stated that, in coordination with the family, university, and friends, arrangements for the funeral would be made, along with financial and moral support, and raising awareness within the Nepali community.
Pudasaini emphasized, “Nepali students in the UK face challenges related to housing, employment, mental health, and safety. The community must actively raise awareness about these issues.”
