KATHMANDU, Sept 6: Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli returned home from Singapore on Friday afternoon.
Oli, who had left for Singapore for his second round of health check-up on August 22, returned home via Thai Airways aircraft, according to PM's press advisor Kundan Aryal.
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Speaker Krishna Bahadur Mahara, cabinet ministers, Nepal Communist Party leaders, and high-ranking government officials welcomed PM Oli and his spouse Radhika Shakya at the VVIP lounge of the Tribhuwan International Airport.
The prime minister did not speak to media persons upon his arrival at the TIA. This was the prime minister's second visit to Singapore in less than a month.
Oli underwent plasmapheresis treatment at National University Hospital in Singapore for the past two weeks.
Meanwhile, in a press statement Oli's personal physician Divya Singh Shah stated that the prime minister's health condition is normal and can return to his regular business.
