Kerala Governor hospitalised two days after testing positve for COVID-19
A Medical Board was formed to optimise Hon.Governor's clinical management, " a tweet from the Raj Bhavan stated.
By PTI | Updated:
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Thiruvananthapuram: Kerala Governor Arif Mohammad Khan, who tested positive for COVID-19 on November 7, was on Monday admitted to the Trivandrum Medical College Hospital. Khan,68, was diagnosed with the infection on his return from New Delhi.
"The Governor has been admitted to hospital for close monitoring.He is clinically stable.
A Medical Board was formed to optimise Hon.Governor's clinical management, " a tweet from the Raj Bhavan stated.
A medical bulletin from the hospital said he was admitted today for 'close monitoring.'
"The Governor has been admitted to hospital for close monitoring.He is clinically stable.
A Medical Board was formed to optimise Hon.Governor's clinical management, " a tweet from the Raj Bhavan stated.
A medical bulletin from the hospital said he was admitted today for 'close monitoring.'
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