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Dr Lotay Tshering was one of Bhutan’s most highly regarded doctors before he entered politics (tham gia chính trị) last year, and while his prime ministerial duties occupy him during the week, on weekends he returns to the hospital as a way to let off steam (xả hơi).

“Some people play golf, some do archery (bắn cung), and I like to operate (phẫu thuật),” Tshering told AFP as he tended to patients (chăm sóc bệnh nhân) one Saturday morning at Jigme Dorji Wangchuck national referral hospital, describing his moonlighting (làm đêm ngoài giờ) medical work as a “de-stresser”.

“I will continue doing this until I die and I miss not being able to be here every day,” he added. “Whenever I drive to work on weekdays, I wish I could turn left towards the hospital.”

Far from finding the two roles hard to juggle, Tshering said he had found that there was unexpected crossover between prime minister and surgeon. “At the hospital I scan and treat patients. In the government, I scan the health of policies and try to make them better,” he said. He has also put healthcare reform at the heart of his political agenda.

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