Source: ANI; Sasikala seen sitting in a wheel chair as she was brought to the hospital, yesterday 
Tamil Nadu

Sasikala Shifted To ICU, Tests Negative For COVID-19

VK Sasikala who was admitted to a hospital after developing fever and breathing difficulties was moved to ICU later yesterday after she faced a setback.

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Chennai

Hours after admission in Bowring and Lady Curzon hospital in Bangalore, VK Sasikala on Wednesday developed further difficulty and she was shifted to Intensive Care immediately. Media reports confirm that Sasikala also tested negative for Covid-19.  Her swab samples were analyzed through RT-PCR.

Earlier yesterday, the doctors decided to collect her swab samples as she was running high on temperature and her oxygen levels were reportedly low at the time of admission.

Meanwhile, AMMK leader TTV Dinakaran has said that VK Sasikala was unwell for the past one week and was being treated for the same, inside the prison. "I've reliable info that Sasikala's health is stable, doctors are looking after her. She is being monitored properly. She needs oxygen due to some secondary infections. Doctors still deciding on whether CT scans are required or not," he said. 

Further, TTV Dinakaran has sought permission from the prison authorities to visit his aunt in the hospital AMMK cadre have been tense since Sasikala’s ill-health surfaced as they were gearing up to host a gala reception for their jailed leader after her release, which is supposed to happen in a few days.

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