'Life is precious': Delhi HC urges Centre to regularly examine Sonam Wangchuk's health
Hearing the a PIL over fasting activist's dwindling health, the high court noted that "life is precious" and asked both the governments to provide, if needed, medical aid, to the Ladakh native. Doctors have warned that Wangchuk may soon enter a potentially "alarming" phase involving organ damage. Wangchuk has reportedly lost more than 9kgs since beginning his indefinite hunger strike.
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