KATHMANDU: A Saurya Airlines plane has crashed at Tribhuvan International Airport (TIA) in Kathmandu.
A man in China who had been coughing for more than two years and feared he had lung cancer was relieved to discover that the cause was a chilli pepper he had choked on during a hotpot meal.
However, doctors were surprised to find a foreign object, which turned out to be the tip of a chilli pepper. The foreign object caused an enlarged lymph in his right lung, and was “hidden” under the tissue, making it difficult to detect with normal examination methods.
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