Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla Tests Positive For COVID-19, Admitted To AIIMS
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"He is stable and all his parameters are normal," the All India Institute of Medical Sciences said in a statement.
Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla was admitted to the AIIMS COVID Centre in New Delhi for observation on March 20 after testing positive for coronavirus, and he is presently stable, the hospital said on Sunday. Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla tested positive for COVID19 on March 19. He was admitted to AIIMS COVID Centre for observation on March 20. He is stable: AIIMS, Delhi pic.twitter.com/nhook5tr83 "He is stable and all his parameters are normal," the All India Institute of Medical Sciences said in a statement. According to the hospital, Mr Birla (58) tested positive for the coronavirus infection on March 19. He was admitted to the AIIMS COVID Centre for observation the next day.
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