Activist Anna Hazare admitted to Bombay Hospital with kidney infection
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- Activist Anna Hazare was admitted to Bombay Hospital in Mumbai after his health worsened due to a kidney infection and elevated creatinine levels.
- He had previously been treated at Vedant Hospital in Shirur for urinary complications, where his condition improved before transfer for further care.
- Hazare gained prominence during the 2011 anti-corruption campaign through a hunger strike demanding stronger Lokpal laws.
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Anna Hazare is a social activist who gained national prominence in India during the 2011 anti-corruption movement, where he led a hunger strike demanding the passage of a strong Lokpal bill to establish an anti-corruption ombudsman.
Activist Anna Hazare was admitted to Bombay Hospital after his health worsened. He is reportedly suffering from a kidney infection and elevated creatinine levels. Hazare had previously been treated at Vedant Hospital for urinary complications. His health had improved there before the transfer for further care. The social activist gained fame during the 2011 anti-corruption campaign.
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Political activist Anna Hazare has been admitted to Mumbai’s Bombay Hospital after his health worsened on Monday, according to ANI.
The social leader is reportedly suffering from a kidney infection.
Hazare was admitted to Vedant Hospital in Shirur last week after experiencing urinary complications and his condition improved following three days of treatment.
However, during the treatment, his creatinine levels in his body had risen after which doctors decided to move him to Bombay Hospital for further treatment.
The social activist gained widespread popularity during the 2011 anti-corruption campaign, during which he went on a hunger strike demanding stricter Lokpal laws.
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More updates about his health are awaited.
(With inputs from ANI)
Open Questions
- What is the current status of Anna Hazare's kidney infection and creatinine levels?
- How long is he expected to remain in Bombay Hospital for treatment?
- Are there any updates on his recovery or further medical plans?
