Chennai: Sindhu, a student who wrote the exam as a bed, is being treated by a team of specialists at Omanthurai Hospital.
Shakthi (43) hails from Vellala Street, Kodambakkam, Chennai. He goes to shops in the Kodambakkam area and runs a tea business. His wife Devi (36). They have a girl named Sindhu.
Last December 2020, when Sindhu was playing on the third floor of a friend’s house, he fell down unexpectedly and broke both his legs. One part of the jaw was completely damaged. He was admitted to the Rajiv Gandhi Government Hospital in Chennai and underwent more than 10 surgeries. Of these, survivor Sindhu has been bedridden for two years. In this case, the teachers, with the help of a friend, studied at home and recently wrote the Plus 2 exam.
Related news, this Tamil direction with his father interview was published on the website. In this situation, Tamil Nadu Chief Minister Stalin has announced that the government will bear the medical expenses of student Sindhu.
Following this, Sindhu was admitted to the Omanthurai Government Multipurpose Hospital in Chennai yesterday. He has to be treated by a team of specialists. The hospital doctors said:
“Sindhu has broken two legs and fractures in various places. There is also a possibility of germ infection. Chief Minister Stalin and Minister Subramaniam have directly ordered the treatment of Sindh by a team of qualified government doctors.
Today, some doctors from Stanley and Chennai Dental Hospital are to come. They, too, are to examine Sindhu and decide on treatment procedures. Attempts will be made to get Sindhu to walk first and then make him eat. “