Lalit Modi hospitalised as a consequence of Covid, pneumonia
2 min readBy PTI
NEW DELHI: Former IPL chairman Lalit Modi has been hospitalised in London as a consequence of COVID-19 an infection and pneumonia, he mentioned in a social media submit.
In a submit on Instagram with footage of his arrival at London Luton Airport, Modi mentioned he’s at present on exterior oxygen help having been flown from Mexico City.
“After 3 weeks in confinement with a double Covid in 2 weeks, accompanied by influenza and deep pneumonia — and post trying several times to leave, finally landed via air ambulance accompanied by two doctors,” Modi mentioned within the submit sharing pictures of him getting therapy.
The flight was easy, he mentioned, including,”Unfortunately, still on 24/7 external oxygen”.
He thanked the medical doctors who handled him at Mexico City and the one who flew from London to accompany him again to the UK.
Modi, who pioneered the T20 league Indian Premier League (IPL) — now the richest cricket league on this planet — had left India in 2010 for London after being charged of tax evasion, cash laundering and manipulating broadcast offers.
He was the founder and first chairman of the IPL, operating the match for 3 years however was ousted afterwards from Indian cricket following prices of varied irregularities.
NEW DELHI: Former IPL chairman Lalit Modi has been hospitalised in London as a consequence of COVID-19 an infection and pneumonia, he mentioned in a social media submit.
In a submit on Instagram with footage of his arrival at London Luton Airport, Modi mentioned he’s at present on exterior oxygen help having been flown from Mexico City.
“After 3 weeks in confinement with a double Covid in 2 weeks, accompanied by influenza and deep pneumonia — and post trying several times to leave, finally landed via air ambulance accompanied by two doctors,” Modi mentioned within the submit sharing pictures of him getting therapy.
The flight was easy, he mentioned, including,”Unfortunately, still on 24/7 external oxygen”.
He thanked the medical doctors who handled him at Mexico City and the one who flew from London to accompany him again to the UK.
Modi, who pioneered the T20 league Indian Premier League (IPL) — now the richest cricket league on this planet — had left India in 2010 for London after being charged of tax evasion, cash laundering and manipulating broadcast offers.
He was the founder and first chairman of the IPL, operating the match for 3 years however was ousted afterwards from Indian cricket following prices of varied irregularities.
