Anna Hazare’s health improving, to remain in Mumbai hospital for two days, says aide
According to the latest information received from doctors, the 89-year-old activist will remain admitted at Bombay Hospital for another two days under observation, he said
Anna Hazare, the 89-year-old social activist, is recovering from a renal infection and is now taking proper meals as advised by his doctors, according to his aide. The activist, admitted to Bombay Hospital in Mumbai on Monday night, will remain hospitalized for another two days for observation. Doctors have visited him and confirmed his condition has improved.
Hazare's aide expressed a desire for his full recovery before he returns to his village, Ralegan Siddhi, in Ahilyanagar district. The anti-graft crusader was initially admitted to a local medical facility in his native Ralegan Siddhi before being transferred to Mumbai following the renal infection. Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis and Water Resources Minister Radhakrishna Vikhe Patil visited Hazare at the hospital on Tuesday to inquire about his health.
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