The health of Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann, admitted to Hospital in Mohali, Punjab, has already seen improvement. After this, he can be discharged from Fortis Hospital on Thursday (September 11).

In fact, CM Bhagwant Mann was admitted to the hospital in Mohali last week on the complaint of tiredness and lower heart rate. However, now they have seen a fast improvement.

Earlier, in a medical bulletin issued from the hospital, it was said that the condition of Punjab Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann is continuously improving. Their important signs remain stable and their blood parameters are slowly improving.

You can get discharged from hospital tomorrow

According to doctors, there has been significant improvement in CM Mann’s health. A statement by Fortis Hospital said that all important parameters remain stable. A team of doctors is closely monitoring their condition. According to this team of doctors, the Chief Minister can be discharged from the hospital on Thursday.

Admitted on 5 September

Please tell that the 51 -year -old AAP leader was admitted to the hospital on 5 September after complaining of tiredness and low heart rate. Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann held a cabinet meeting from the hospital on Monday through video conferencing.

After meeting the Chief Minister in the hospital recently, his cabinet colleague and Finance Minister Harpal Cheema told the media that the condition of the Chief Minister is improved and he has been advised to stay in the hospital for two-three days. During this time he was accompanied by other cabinet minister Aman Arora.

Cabinet meeting was postponed

Earlier, the cabinet meeting was postponed due to his illness. He could not even visit the flood affected areas with Aam Aadmi Party national convenor Arvind Kejriwal.

The flood situation in Punjab is very worrying. In view of this horrific situation of floods, an important meeting of the cabinet is going to be held at 12 noon on September 7. At the same time, Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann will also preside over this meeting through video conferencing from Fortis Hospital in Mohali.

The state is facing the most severe floods after 1988 and it is the government’s priority to review relief and rescue operations in this crisis.

Flood monitoring from Bhagwant Mann Hospital itself

Please tell that this meeting had to be postponed on 5 September due to deteriorating health of Chief Minister Mann. He was admitted to the hospital after complaints of fatigue and slowing down of heart rate. However, now his condition is stable and doctors said that all the health scales are normal. Nevertheless, Chief Secretary K.A.P. from Bhagwant Mann Hospital itself. Sinha is constantly reviewing the situation with DGP Gaurav Yadav and other senior officials.

Which issues will be discussed in the meeting?

According to sources, in this meeting of the cabinet, the policy related to the removal of sand deposited from the fields to provide relief to the flood affected farmers will be discussed. Along with this, the progress of relief and rescue operations will also be reviewed. The Chief Minister has instructed the officials that any flood affected citizen should not be left hungry, thirsty or without treatment and assistance should be provided to remotely cut areas.

Till now the measure of destruction due to floods

So far, more than 3,87,898 people have been directly displaced. More than 20 lakh people are affected in 2,050 villages. According to IANS, 22,938 people have been evacuated across the state and 219 relief camps have been set up, of which 5,404 people are living. The flood has damaged 1,76,980 hectares of crop land. Not only this, 48 ​​people have died so far, while 3 people are being told missing in Pathankot district.

The Punjab government has assured that all possible assistance will be given to the affected families and the government will be engaged in full force in reconstruction of the destroyed houses. The Chief Minister has expressed confidence that soon he will leave the hospital and take command of relief work at the ground level.

The health of Punjab Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann has deteriorated, after which he has been admitted to Fortis Hospital in Mohali. For the last two days, his health was said to be poor and there was no significant improvement in health.
When the health deteriorated, the doctors advised Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann to be admitted to the hospital, after which he was now taken to Fortis. Please tell that CM Bhagwant Maan was resting at home with medicines, but his blood pressure continued to grow. Also, there was no special improvement from medicines in his health, after which he has been admitted to the hospital on the advice of doctors.

What did the hospital say?

At the same time, it was said on behalf of Fortis Hospital that Punjab Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann was brought to the hospital after complaining of tiredness and low heart rate. On reaching the hospital, their vital organs were examined and now their condition is stable. He has been kept under surveillance. Our medical team is constantly monitoring their situation.

Cabinet meeting postponed

Officials said that the Punjab cabinet meeting was postponed after the Chief Minister fell ill. CM was going to chant it. The meeting was expected to focus on the ongoing relief and rescue operations in the state, which is badly affected by the floods.

Arvind Kejriwal knows the situation

According to sources, Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann has some problems related to viral fever and digestive, but now he is doing health benefits. After the news of his illness, Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) national convenor Arvind Kejriwal had to visit his government residence on Thursday (September 4) by going to his government residence.

Arvind Kejriwal’s visit was with CM Mann

Aam Aadmi Party chief Arvind Kejriwal arrived in Punjab on Wednesday (September 3) to assess the flood situation and earlier he was scheduled to visit the affected areas with Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann. However, in the absence of CM Mann, Arvind Kejriwal later moved to visit flood affected areas in Sultanpur Lodhi in Kapurthala district.