Coronavirus Outbreak: 66-Year-Old Anup Jalota Kept In Isolation At Mumbai Hotel As He Returns From London!

Soon after the 66-year-old singer Anup Jalota landed at the Mumbai International airport at 4 AM on Tuesday, he was taken straight to Miraj hotel, which is nearby airport and has been kept in a complete isolation.

Former Bigg Boss contestant and bhajan king Anup Jalota have been kept in isolation at a Mumbai hotel as a preventive measure against Coronavirus infection. Soon after the 66-year-old singer landed at the Mumbai International airport at 4 AM on Tuesday, he was taken straight to Miraj hotel, which is nearby airport and has been kept in a complete isolation. The singer had arrived from London after conducting his bhajan shows and he himself informed ABP News about the isolation. Updating his fans about the same, the singer took to his social media to reveal that he was taken to a hospital where he went through the medical care. While talking to ABP News, Jalota said, ‘soon after arriving at the airport all the passengers who were over 60 were straight taken to the nearby hotel and they all have been kept in separate rooms where doctors are keeping a check on them’.

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I am in awe with the Medical Care offered by BMC for passengers who are 60+. I was taken to Hotel Mirage as I landed MUM from LDN ;a team of doctors was sent to attend me. I appeal each passenger landing here to cooperate and help in controlling the further spread #covid19india #coronaprevention #pandemic #staysafe #stopthespread #precautions

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Anup Jalota and other passengers are being closely monitored by a team of 25 doctors from BMC to confirm if they have any signs of coronovirus. He added that despite of the corona scare worldwide, his shows took place in four Europen countries including Germany and London, where fans attended his shows in a large numbers. Meanwhile, the number of coronavirus cases touched 126 in India on Tuesday. The country is slowly moving towards a complete shutdown as governments across the states ordered the closure of schools colleges, malls, cinema halls and dissuade people from attending large public gatherings.