'On 24/7 External Oxygen': Lalit Modi Hospitalised With Covid, Pneumonia
Lalit Modi said that he was infected with Covid twice in two weeks and has "profound pneumonia" after which he is hospitalised. Along with this, he has also released his picture.
New Delhi: Former IPL chairman Lalit Modi was admitted to the hospital after a corona infection and pneumonia attack and has been placed on external oxygen support. Modi took to Instagram to share this information. Modi said that he was infected with Covid twice in two weeks and has "profound pneumonia" after which he is hospitalised. Along with this, he has also released his picture.
Ex-IPL chairman Lalit Modi posts his photo on Instagram with 2 doctors who monitored & treated him for 3 weeks. In an earlier post, he mentioned that he was suffering from "double COVID accompanied by influenza and deep pneumonia."
— ANI (@ANI) January 14, 2023
"Currently on 24/7 external oxygen," he posts. pic.twitter.com/7HSdjUDLHv
"After 3 weeks in confinement with a double Covid in 2 weeks accompanied by influenza and deep pneumonia - and post trying several times to leave. Finally landed via air ambulance accompanied by two doctors and a superstar super-efficient son who did so much for me back in London. The flight was smooth. Unfortunately, still on 24/7 external oxygen. Thank u to all at @vistajet for going the extra mile. I am extremely grateful to all. Love to all. Big hug," Modi tweeted on Friday.
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Through Instagram, Lalit Modi said he was brought from Mexico to London after three weeks of imprisonment.
Meanwhile, last year, Lalit Modi was among the headlines after he removed his Instagram profile picture featuring actor Sushmita Sen and changed his bio where he mentioned Sushmita as his love of life which sparked breakup rumours. In July 2022, Modi announced that he and Sushmita are dating. He also dedicated a post filled with old and present-day pictures of the duo.
(With ANI Inputs)
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