Singer of â€˜Wari Jamuna Pari Jamuna Jamunako Phendaima Manakamanaâ€™ Gurung passed away

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Kathmandu, Nepal August 25 2016

Kathmandu, Nepal: Nepali popular folk song singer Khem Raj Gurung passed away on Thursday. He was the singer of the popular Nepali song ‘Wari Jamuna Pari Jamuna Jamunako Phendaima Manakamana.’

According to the reports, Gurung breathed his last while receiving treatment of jaundice at the Chabahil-based Medicare Hospital on Thursday evening.

Gurung is survived by two daughters and a wife .

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