
Siddaramaiah hospitalised
The Hindu
Former Chief Minister and Leader of Opposition Siddaramaiah (74) was admitted to Manipal Hospital on Tuesday (June 1) for evaluation of fever. He was tested for COVID-19, which is negative at present,
Former Chief Minister and Leader of Opposition Siddaramaiah (74) was admitted to Manipal Hospital on Tuesday (June 1) for evaluation of fever. He was tested for COVID-19, which is negative at present, said a statement from the hospital. Currently he is stable and is being appropriately investigated and treated by a team of medical experts, the statement said. The former Chief Minister had tested positive for COVID-19 on August 4 last year and had been treated in the same hospital. He was discharged on August 13.
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