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Bengaluru: H D Kumaraswamy unwell, admitted to hospital in Singapore

  •   Fri, Aug 11 2017 07:18:53 PM

From Our Special Correspondent
Daijiworld Media Network - Bengaluru

Bengaluru, Aug 11: Former Chief Minister and State JD(S) Chief H D Kumaraswamy is believed to have been admitted to a Singapore hospital.

According to party sources, the JD(S) leader was suffering from a bout of repeated and yet severe cough.

He is believed to have been admitted to the Mount Elizabeth Hospital in Singapore.

Kumaraswamy, who has been busy campaigning for his party, had reportedly checked himself into a health centre in Ujire, Dharmastala, in Dakshina Kannada district recently for treatment.

However, as there was no improvement in his condition, Kumaraswamy reportedly left for Singapore on Thursday.

According to reports, Kumaswamy's relative K S Rangappa is also with the former Chief Minister.

 
  

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  • Vincent Rodrigues, Bengaluru/Katapadi

    Sat, Aug 12 2017

    Why all leaders go abroad when we have the best treatment available within India

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  • G R PRABHUJI, Mangalore

    Sat, Aug 12 2017

    Get well soon HDK. In you are not here there is no charm in Politics.

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  • M.A.Kamal, Mangalore/Saudi Arabia

    Sat, Aug 12 2017

    We should learn from Mr.Dilip Kumar,the Bollywood icon, who never used to go abroad for treatment

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  • Jossey Saldanha, Mumbai

    Sat, Aug 12 2017

    Mount Elizabeth Hospital in Singapore is good for rehabilitation ...

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  • Michael Noronha, Mysore

    Fri, Aug 11 2017

    We wish him speedy recovery and back to active politics.

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  • Dylan, Mangalore

    Fri, Aug 11 2017

    Hope he gets in the well soon.

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  • Santan Mascarenhas, Kinnigoli/Mumbai

    Fri, Aug 11 2017

    People ask here why politicians go outside for treatment. Today, 30 children died in a large govt hospital in UP due to no oxygen. The contractor who supplies oxygen, stopped supplying, after giving due notice to govt, since govt did not pay the dues running about Rs. 60 lakhs, as per report. There are very good pvt hospitals like Fortis, Apollo, Jaslok. Holy Family, but when one has easy money, he prefers outside.

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  • Sandesh, Mangalore, Oman

    Fri, Aug 11 2017

    May be viral infection of DKShi. Taking precautions.

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  • SKM, MANGALORE

    Fri, Aug 11 2017

    We do not know the nature of his sickness, however it has become a fashion for rich and super rich people to go outside for medical treatment when other countries people come to India for better and cost effective treatment!!!. Whatever we wish speedy recovery

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  • KUMAR, KINNIGOLI

    Fri, Aug 11 2017

    WHY INDIAN POLITICIANS NOT GO TO GOVT HOSPITALS FOR TREATMENT.

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  • H . Dsouza, KODAGU / MANGALURU

    Fri, Aug 11 2017

    ''cause there is stashing facility !

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  • Pinto, BLR

    Sat, Aug 12 2017

    Govt. hospitals are training grounds for private hospitals like KMC students getting training at Wenlock hospital in Mangalore. Will anyone ready to take risk other than hapless poor at the hands of these trainees ?

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  • Swamy, Mangalore

    Fri, Aug 11 2017

    Only Shrimaan Arvind Kejriwal sought treatment for his illness in Bangalore India who truly believes in india's medical system and a staunch patriot of Indian culture rest all preach one thing but do different who are Fake Patriots.

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  • Jossey Saldanha, Mumbai

    Fri, Aug 11 2017

    HDK has become like Ambareesh ...

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  • Eric Coelho, Mangalore

    Fri, Aug 11 2017

    Regret to note he is unwell and what is he doing in Singapore and is he using tax money to travel to singapore. Is travel and Medical expenses will be met through tax payer money. File RTI and get information.

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  • Raghavendra M K, Mumbai, Maharashtra.

    Fri, Aug 11 2017

    being ex CM of the state, the medical expenses will be paid by the the govt. treasury.

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  • Wilson, Mangalore

    Fri, Aug 11 2017

    When there are good hospitals, good doctors, high-tech medical facilities in India, our politicians and sportsperson travel outside India for medical treatment...what a shame...!!!

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  • Unknown, Mangalore

    Fri, Aug 11 2017

    Problem is India is reservation and no security for doctors.
    Most of the top doctor prefer outside since they won't get a good college coz of reservations and no security.
    Reservation up to mbbs is fine. After MBBS whole India has same syllabus and everyone ll b equal. India hardly 12k clinical pg seats r available out of which 6k from govt college. Out of 6k 3k is reserved for reservation. So general merit ppl obviously chooses the other path like going abroad where there is no reservation.
    Every year 50k mbbs graduates are coming out.

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  • KRPrabhu, Mangalore/Bangalore

    Fri, Aug 11 2017

    Get well soon....

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