Swine flu: Modi out of danger, say doctors

Sun, Nov 1 05:22 AM

Chief Minister Narendra Modi is "out of danger", the panel of doctors attending him said on Saturday, a day after he was tested positive for swine flu. They said his health has improved considerably, with improvement in his appetite and relief in his cough and cold conditions. "The CM is responding well to the H1N1 treatment and has shown considerable improvement today.

The CM has been advised rest and will remain on isolation for the entire week," the doctors said.

The Chief Minister was taken to the Apollo Hospital here late on Friday evening for an X-Ray and CT Scan following constant fluctuation in his body temperature. Officials said the Prime Minister also inquired about Modi's health.

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