DMK president Stalin hospitalised with kidney ailment

September 27, 2018 09:39

MK Stalin, 65, president of Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam (DMK), was admitted to the Apollo hospital in Chennai late Wednesday night for treatment of kidney infection.

Stalin felt discomfort in his Alwarpet house around midnight and was suddenly taken to Apollo hospital, said DMK Principal Secretary TR Baalu.

There is nothing critical. As he was continuously involved in party works, he did not go for medical check-ups for the past two months. Doctors have examined Stalin and he will be in rest for one or two days, the leader said.

The hospital is likely to release a bulletin on Stalins health on Thursday. Hospital sources said that Stalin may undergo for a minor surgery.

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