Anna Hazare Admitted to Mumbai Hospital's ICU with Acute Dehydration, Kidney Issue
Doctors are conducting kidney function tests after the 89-year-old activist was shifted in a cardiac ambulance for further treatment, NDTV reported.
- On Monday, 89-year-old social activist Anna Hazare was admitted to the ICU at Bombay Hospital in Mumbai after developing a viral infection, severe dehydration, and kidney problems. He is receiving treatment under Dr Gautam Bhansal.
- Last week, Hazare was initially treated at Vedant Hospital in Shirur for urinary problems, but his creatinine levels increased during treatment, prompting doctors to transfer him to Mumbai for specialized care.
- Doctors at Bombay Hospital have begun conducting necessary medical tests, including kidney function assessments, to evaluate his condition. Further details about his health are currently awaited.
- More recently, Hazare supported a Cockroach Janta Party-led protest at Jantar Mantar over the alleged NEET paper leak and wrote to Prime Minister Narendra Modi urging dialogue with protesting students.
- Known for his anti-corruption campaigns, Hazare emphasized that public welfare remains the priority, stating, "It is important to see what the public wants," while advocating for peaceful solutions without violence.
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Anna Hazare admitted to Bombay Hospital as health worsens
Activist Anna Hazare was admitted to Bombay Hospital after his health worsened. He is reportedly suffering from a kidney infection and elevated creatinine levels. Hazare had previously been treated at Vedant Hospital for urinary complications. His health had improved there before the transfer for further care. The social activist gained fame during the 2011 anti-corruption campaign.
Anna Hazare Health Update: Social Activist Admitted To ICU In Mumbai's Bombay Hospital After Viral Infection
Social activist Anna Hazare was admitted to a Mumbai hospital on Monday after falling ill with a viral infection, severe dehydration and kidney-related problems. Hazare was taken to Bombay Hospital in a cardiac ambulance from his village, accompanied by his caretakers.
Anna Hazare admitted to ICU in Mumbai hospital with dehydration, kidney problems
Social activist Anna Hazare has been admitted to the ICU at Bombay Hospital in Mumbai after his health deteriorated on Monday afternoon. Hazare was brought to Mumbai from Maharashtra's Ralegan Siddhi, where he was undergoing treatment at a local hospital, after his condition suddenly worsened. Dehydration, kidney problem The veteran Gandhian activist was brought to Bombay Hospital in Mumbai in a cardiac ambulance after developing a viral infecti…
Anna Hazare has been admitted to the ICU of Bombay Hospital in Mumbai after his health suddenly deteriorated. He is suffering from a severe viral infection and acute dehydration. Doctors are closely monitoring his condition.
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