August 31, Kathmandu - Model and artist Nisha Ghimire's health condition has not improved as expected, according to Norvic International Hospital.

Speaking at a press conference today, the hospital said that her health condition was stable. Ajay Kumar Mishra, chief executive officer of the hospital, said that Nisha was still being treated in the CCU with the help of oxygen. Even though almost three months have passed since the rescue, her health has not improved. Within days of being rescued, Ghimire was showing signs of improving his health. So far, all the expenses incurred for the treatment of Ghimire in Norvik have been sponsored by Managing Director Megha Chaudhary and the hospital. According to the hospital, more than Rs 5 million has been spent on Nisha's treatment so far.

During the press conference, Norvic clarified that no help has been taken from any other person or organization during the treatment of Nisha and it is not even necessary to take it. "It is sometimes heard that some people are collecting donations in the name of Nisha Ghimire's treatment, but Norvic Hospital is unaware of this," the statement said. The situation before the rescue of model Nisha Ghimire was very painful. Model Nisha was paralyzed at home due to a lack of funds. In a similar situation, Norvic's managing director Chaudhary had rescued her.