Sarabhai Vs Sarabhai Star Satish Shah Reveals He Was Diagnosed With COVID-19, Thanks Hospital Staff After His Recovery
Satish Shah who had tested positive for COVID-19 on July 20, confirms that he is fine now. He thanked the frontline workers in his latest tweet
Senior actor Satish Shah, popular for his role as Indravadhan in the TV show Sarabhai Vs Sarabhai, heaved a sigh of relief as he recovered from COVID-19 recently. The actor had tested positive for the Novel Coronavirus, followed by which he underwent treatment for the same in Lilavati Hospital, Mumbai. The actor was hospitalized from July 20, 2020 to July 28, 2020. Now taking to his micro-blogging account, he thanked the frontline worker for restoring his health.
Paying his gratitude towards them he tweeted, “#Lilawatihospital can’t thank the angels in there enough for restoring my health back to normal. God bless u all.” After he was discharged from the hospital he continues to remain quarantine till August 11. The actor in conversation with news agency PTI said, “I am absolutely well now. As per protocol, I have to quarantine myself till August 11. I had developed fever which I suppressed by taking medicines. But then I was asked to get myself tested and the result turned out to be positive. I got admitted into the hospital immediately.
He further said, "I would advise everyone to do that because they monitor you round-the-clock and you can avoid complications. There’s nothing to be afraid of.”
#Lilawatihospital can’t thank the angels in there enough for restoring my health back to normal. God bless u all.
— satish shah (@sats45) August 9, 2020
Also asking people not to be afraid of it during his conversation he said, “You should not panic about Covid-19. It only creates complications if you have some health issues. In my case, it was mainly the age factor which made me cautious. But I am fine now by God’s grace and would want people to remain positive. ” ALSO READ: Naseer Wants Sarabhai Vs Sarabhai Back On Air
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