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M. Ziauddin's health improves

 JournalismPakistan.com |  Published: 10 November 2021

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M. Ziauddin's health improves
M. Ziauddin, a veteran journalist, has improved after being taken off the ventilator. His recovery process continues, though he remains fatigued.

ISLAMABAD—Veteran journalist M. Ziauddin, recently put on a ventilator due to critical health issues, has shown some improvement.

"Ziauddin is now off the ventilator and on spontaneous respiration," Murtuza Solangi, Executive Editor Naya Daur Media and a former director-general Radio Pakistan tweeted.

According to him, Ziauddin is still weak and looks fatigued because of his recent pneumonia and heart problem. "This [health recovery] will take some time," he further stated, requesting prayers for his complete recovery.

KEY POINTS:

  • M. Ziauddin was on a ventilator due to critical health issues.
  • He is now off the ventilator and on spontaneous respiration.
  • Despite improvement, Ziauddin still feels weak and fatigued.
  • He suffered from pneumonia and heart problems recently.
  • Complete recovery will take some time, requesting prayers.

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