Sonam Wangchuk is expected to be discharged from hospital on Monday after his 36-day protest ends, according to reports. The development follows the conclusion of the protest linked to his demands and the end of the fast that had kept him under medical observation. Multiple outlets state that the hospital discharge is scheduled for Monday, indicating that his health condition has stabilized enough for him to return home or resume normal activities.
The reports frame the discharge as the next step after the close of the protest period, which lasted 36 days. They also note that Wangchuk’s hospitalization is connected to the physical impact of the prolonged agitation and the need for medical supervision during and after the fast. While details of his current health status and the precise medical findings are not fully specified in the provided summaries, the consensus among sources is that the protest has ended and discharge is planned for Monday.
