Kathmandu, Aug. 4 -- Nurse Jyoti Ranabhat, who has been on an indefinite hunger strike since July 30 demanding the government address her 15-point demands, was admitted to the intensive care unit of Bir Hospital on Monday after her health condition deteriorated.

Ranabhat tested positive for ketones and showed low levels of urine, glucose, and blood pressure, along with a slight decline in consciousness, according to those supporting her protest.

"Her health condition is serious, but the government is still not serious towards her demands," said Kabita Sitaula, a nurse supporting Ranabhat's cause.

Ranabhat launched the indefinite hunger strike demanding legal and policy reforms to improve the working conditions, pay, and professional se...