When he regained consciousness, he realised that his left foot was severed at the ankle and that he was bleeding profusely. He picked the severed part of his foot and dragged himself uphill before he finally collapsed on the road. The first decision was to have his badly damaged leg amputated and the severed foot discarded. I knew my foot could be re-attached,” Bhagat told The Standard from his hospital bed at Coptic Hospital, Nairobi. “I was happy when I arrived in Kenya, but I am happier now that I have my leg back,"he said.

Source: Standard Digital April 30, 2018 16:07 UTC