Sayeed, who is admitted in AB 8 Intensive Care Unit (ICU) since December 24, is sick, requiring oxygen therapy but hemodynamically stable.
Chief Minister Promotes Alternative System of Medicine At the Global Conference in J&K
Sayeed called for giving space to Unani medicine so that it gets a level-playing field and integrates effectively into the state's public health services.
Sayeed called for giving space to Unani medicine so that it gets a level-playing field and integrates effectively into the state's public health services.
‘Mufti Mohammad Sayeed is currently being monitored at AIIMS Delhi after reporting fever and chest pain on December 24.’
“Sayeed, who is admitted in AB 8 Intensive Care Unit (ICU) since December 24, is sick, requiring oxygen therapy but hemodynamically stable. He is conscious, alert and is taking orally. He continues to be on antibiotics, antifungal drugs and supportive therapy and is being closely monitored by a team of experts,” according to AIIMS authorities. The 79-year-old minister was admitted in a private ward at AIIMS with complaints of fever and chest pain on December 24.
Source-Medindia
Indian Health Ministry to Setup AIIMS Hospital in Jammu and Kashmir
The new AIIMS hospital will provide healthcare facilities to the people in Jammu and kashmir regions just like all other AIIMS hospitals in India.
The new AIIMS hospital will provide healthcare facilities to the people in Jammu and kashmir regions just like all other AIIMS hospitals in India.
Chief Minister Concerned Over Drug Abuse in Jammu and Kashmir
Chief Minister Mufti Mohammad Sayeed said smugglers from international borders were involved in the drug racket and this would be checked immediately.
Chief Minister Mufti Mohammad Sayeed said smugglers from international borders were involved in the drug racket and this would be checked immediately.
Ministers of State for Health and Social Welfare Inspect Healthcare Facilities in J&K
Lal Singh said 99% people go to government hospitals for treatment and consultations and it is necessary to maintain high standards of healthcare in the state.
Lal Singh said 99% people go to government hospitals for treatment and consultations and it is necessary to maintain high standards of healthcare in the state.
