Covid-19 positive Govt doctor airlifted to Chennai

He was undergoing treatment at a private hospital for the last four days, but doctors advised that he should be taken to a hospital in Chennai for better treatment, Malakar said.

Published On 2021-02-13 03:45 GMT   |   Update On 2021-02-13 03:45 GMT
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Indore: A 55-year-old government doctor with coronavirus infection was airlifted to Chennai from here for treatment on Friday, a health official said.

The doctor, who is posted in Agar-Malwa district hospital, was said to have 100 percent lung infection, said nodal officer for coronavirus control Amit Malakar.

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He was undergoing treatment at a private hospital for the last four days, but doctors advised that he should be taken to a hospital in Chennai for better treatment, Malakar said.

He has been admitted at the Chennai hospital and his condition is stable, the official added.

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