TPCC treasurer Gudur Narayana Reddy infected with coronavirus

TPCC treasurer Gudur Narayana Reddy
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TPCC treasurer Gudur Narayana Reddy
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Senior Congress leader and TPCC treasurer Gudur Narayana Reddy has been tested positive for Covid-19

Hyderabad: Senior Congress leader and TPCC treasurer Gudur Narayana Reddy has been tested positive for Covid-19.

Gudur confirmed the news on Wednesday and informed that he was admitted in a corporate hospital for treatment. "I underwent a test after noticing early symptoms of loss of taste and smell. Unfortunately, the Covid-19 test result came positive. I am told by my doctors that there was nothing to worry as detection of disease in the early stage can be easily cured without any complications."

"I appeal to all my well wishers to pray for the speedy recovery of all Coronavirus patients," he said in a statement from the hospital.

It may be mentioned here that the Congress leader was actively involved in the relief activities during the lockdown period. He also organised several programmes to create awareness among people against coronavirus in the city.

"The State government has been denying community transmission in Telangana. But my case clearly shows that the authorities were wrong. I do not have any recent travel history nor did I come in touch with any Covid-19 patient or their close contacts. The State government should admit of community transmission as it will make people stay more alert and prevent further spread of coronavirus," he said.

Narayana Reddy was the first politician to question the State government for not permitting the ICMR approved private labs to conduct Covid-19 tests. Incidentally, he underwent a test in a private hospital on the next day after private labs were granted permission to conduct tests. The Congress leader appealed to his followers, friends, relatives and well-wishers to pray for his speedy recovery.

Stating that he was in perfect health, except for some early symptoms, he expressed confidence that he would be discharged from the hospital soon and serve the people again.

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