Maharashtra CM Uddhav Thackeray on Wednesday, 10 November, said that he will be hospitalised, following the advice of doctors to undergo treatment for a neck pain.
He will remain admitted for 2-3 days for the treatment, said the Chief Minister’s Office (CMO).
According PTI, Thackeray said:
"The neck pain was ignored during this period. Obviously it took its toll. For proper treatment, doctors have advised hospitalisation for two-three days. So I am getting hospitalised today.”
Further, in his statement Thackeray reportedly added that his government and he have been working relentlessly to combat the COVID-19 pandemic for about the last two years. He pointed out that even as Maharashtra has administered 10 crore doses of coronavirus vaccines, it is necessary for every eligible individual to take the two shots.
Earlier this month, Maharashtra bagged the Inspiring Regional Leadership Award from Under2 Coalition for Climate Action, which is the largest global network of states and regions committed to climate action. With that, Maharshtra became the only Indian state to win one of the three awards by U2 in Scotland, reported NDTV.
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