CM Stalin stable, undergoes procedure to correct heart rate variations
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin, who was admitted to Apollo Hospitals in Chennai on Monday after experiencing giddiness during his routine morning walk, underwent a therapeutic procedure on Thursday afternoon and his reports turned out normal, according to an official statement by the hospital.
“The Chief Minister is healthy and is expected to resume his normal routine in two days’ time,” the statement signed by Dr. Anil B G, Director of Medical Services at Apollo Hospitals, noted.
Based on the evaluation by a team of medical experts led by senior cardiologist Dr G Sengottuvelu, the 71-year-old leader underwent a diagnostic angiogram, and was found to be normal, confirming no serious cardiac complications.
The hospital stated that the giddiness was caused by variations in heart rate.
Meanwhile, visuals released by the Tamil Nadu government on Wednesday showed the Chief Minister actively conducting official work from his hospital room.
Dressed in a blue checked shirt and lungi with a towel over his shoulder, Stalin was seen holding a video conference with collectors from Kanyakumari, Kancheepuram, and Coimbatore districts to review the progress of the “Ungaludan Stalin” (Stalin With You) grievance camps that take government services to doorsteps of the people.
He also spoke directly with several beneficiaries via video call, instructing senior officials to follow up on their requests.