Why MK Stalin has been admitted to the Kauvery Hospital in Chennai,

Chennai News Highlights: Tamil Nadu CM MK Stalin admitted to hospital in Chennai days after testing Covid positive

Tamil Nadu, Chennai News Updates 14 July 2022: Tamil Nadu on Wednesday recorded 2,269 fresh Covid-19 cases and witnessed a dip in the active infections. Discharges outnumbered new cases, with 2,697 persons being cured of the virus, a government medical bulletin said.

Chennai, Tamil Nadu Highlights: Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin has been admitted to the Kauvery Hospital in Chennai, days after he tested positive for Covid-19, a statement by the hospital read. The Co-Founder and Executive Founder of the Kauvery Hospital, Dr Aravindan Selvaraj, via the statement, informed that Stalin “has been admitted at the Kauvery Hospital, Alwarpet, Chennai for investigations and observation for Covid-related symptoms.”

The Chennai International Airport is finally set to open its primary taxiway ‘Bravo’ on Thursday, four years after straightening work on it began in 2018. According to officials, the functioning of Bravo, the primary taxiway (B-TWY), will ensure faster movement of flights, resulting in a significant increase of the existing primary runway handling capacity.As the catchment areas of Cauvery river in neighbouring Karnataka are receiving heavy rains, the water level in Mettur dam in Salem district breached the 105 feet mark on Wednesday. The full reservoir level in the dam, also known as Stanley Reservoir, is at 120 feet. The water level is likely to increase by another two feet late in the night, as inflow is increasing fast throughout the day. Meanwhile, days after his elevation, top AIADMK leader K Palaniswami on Wednesday asserted that attempts by those ‘betraying’ the party to split it would not succeed and that the organisation would sustain on the strength of its supporters’ hard work. He also announced the appointment of two senior leaders as deputy general secretaries of the party.

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Tamil Nadu Health Minister Ma Subramanian Thursday said four private hospitals of the state will be permanently shut for their alleged involvement in the sale of egg cells of a 16-year-old girl from Erode district.

Chennai mayor R Priya has filed a police complaint seeking action against an imposter who allegedly attempted to dupe Greater Chennai Corporation officials by impersonating her on WhatsApp.

Two days after Tamil Nadu CM M K Stalin announced that he tested positive for Covid-19, he was admitted to the Kauvery hospital in Chennai for "investigations and observation for Covid related symptoms."

Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin was admitted to the Kauvery hospital in Chennai Thursday over Covid-19 related symptoms. A press release from the hospital said that Stalin was admitted for “investigations and observation for Covid related symptoms.”

amil Nadu on Wednesday recorded 2,269 fresh Covid-19 cases and witnessed a dip in the active infections. Discharges outnumbered new cases, with 2,697 persons being cured of the virus, a government medical bulletin said. Active cases stood at 18,282, down from the 18,710 on Tuesday.