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Former Kerala CM Oommen Chandy hospitalized in Neyyattinkara

By ANI | Updated: February 7, 2023 14:30 IST

Former Kerala Chief Minister Oommen Chandy has been admitted to NIMS hospital, Neyyattinkara on Monday night.Health minister Veena ...

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Former Kerala Chief Minister Oommen Chandy has been admitted to NIMS hospital, Neyyattinkara on Monday night.

Health minister Veena George will visit him today morning.

Chandy's son Chandy Oommen stated in his Facebook post that he was diagnosed with a slight beginning of pneumonia and admitted to the hospital due to a high fever.

He also thanked CM Pinarayi Vijayan for calling and enquiring about Ommen Chandy's health. He also stated that CM offered to send the health minister to the hospital.

( With inputs from ANI )

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