Shillong: Meghalaya Chief Minister Conrad K Sangma has been admitted to Shillong Civil Hospital after being diagnosed with Scrub Typhus and Typhoid.
According to the Chief Minister’s Office, Sangma fell ill on Thursday, experiencing high fever and severe symptoms.
Initially treated at home, blood tests later confirmed the presence of both Scrub Typhus and Typhoid.
“Due to persistent high fever, he was admitted to Civil Hospital, Shillong,” the Chief Minister’s Office informed.
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“Medications have been provided by senior specialists at the hospital. His condition is being closely monitored. Although he is still suffering from severe symptoms related to these climate-sensitive diseases, his vitals remain within the normal range, and he is under constant medical supervision.”
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