Manmohan Singh. File photo
New Delhi, October 16
Former prime minister Manamohan Singh has been diagnosed with dengue, but his health condition is gradually improving and he is out of danger, an AIIMS official said on Saturday.
The official said the former prime minister's “platelets are increasing and he is out of danger now”.
The veteran Congress leader was admitted to AIIMS on Wednesday evening after he complained of fever and weakness.
Union Health Minister Mansukh Mandaviya visited him and enquired about his health.
A team of doctors, under the guidance of Nitish Nayak, a well-known cardiologist, is attending to the former prime minister.
He had developed fever three days ago and was feeling weak after which he was rushed to AIIMS.
Singh had tested positive for Covid in April this year during the second wave of the pandemic and had been admitted to AIIMS. IANS
Join Whatsapp Channel of The Tribune for latest updates.
Most Read In 24 Hours
Don't Miss
View All
Top News
2 CRPF personnel killed in militant attack in Manipur
The militants attacked an IRBn (India Reserve Battalion) cam...
63% voting in 2nd phase, highest 79.46% in Tripura
Jammu sees 71.91% turnout | Lowest 54.85% in UP
SC’s thumbs up to EVMs, junks PILs seeking return of paper ballot system
Rejects demand for verifying 100% votes with VVPAT slips
Firing outside Salman Khan's home: Lookout circular issued against younger brother of jailed gangster Lawrence Bishnoi
Anmol Bishnoi had claimed responsibility for the firing and ...
