GANGTOK: Sikkim chief minister PS Tamang has been diagnosed with typhoid.
This was confirmed by the Sikkim chief minister himself.
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“I would like to inform all my dear people of Sikkim that I have been diagnosed with typhoid,” Sikkim CM informed in a social media post.
He added: “Although I was enthusiastically looking forward to being a part of the momentous Indra Jatra celebrations, I was unable to do so owing to my health conditions.”
CM Tamang also cancelled all his public meetings scheduled for tomorrow (Sunday).
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“Despite my firm desire to attend the Pang Lhabsol celebrations at Rabong today, I regretfully have to cancel my visit and the public meeting scheduled for tomorrow,” Sikkim CM PS Tamang said.
He added: “I assure everyone that in the coming days, I will meet and interact with them and address their grievances.”
A team of senior doctors from the STNM hospital in Gangtok is monitoring the health condition of the Sikkim chief minister.