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Geelani stable, condition improving: Doctors

Press Trust of india by Press Trust of india
February 17, 2020
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Srinagar, Feb 16:  Ailing separatist leader Syed Ali Shah Geelani is stable and his health condition is improving, doctors said on Sunday.

“The condition of Syed Ali Geelani is stable and he is conscious, cooperative and oriented. A team of doctors is monitoring his condition,” Director SKIMS, Dr. A G Ahangar said.

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Earlier in the day, a senior doctor said 90-year-old Geelani’s condition is improving.

“He (Geelani) is stable, though he continues to suffer from chest infection. In fact, he is recovering and is better than before,” the senior doctor of SKIMS hospital said.

He said a team of doctors visited Geelani on Saturday to assess his condition.

“The patient is taking liquid diet and medicines prescribed by the Dr Naveed from Chest Medicine of GMC Srinagar,” the doctor said.

Speculations about the health condition of Geelani had forced authorities to shut down mobile Internet for a day earlier this week.

Security forces have been deployed in strength outside Geelani’s Hyderpora residence to deal with any eventuality.

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