Panaji, August 29: Goa Chief Minister Manohar Parrikar will fly to US on Wednesday for further treatment after developing minor health "complications", said Shripad Naik, Member of Parliament (MP) from North Goa. Parrikar was undergoing treatment at the Lilavati hospital in Mumbai.
Goa Assembly speaker Pramod Sawant confirmed the news about the Goa Chief Minister flying to US for health treatment. North Goa MP Shripad Naik said that there is "nothing major" and that the doctors at the Lilavati hospital recommended him to fly to US for further treatment. See the tweet below:
There are minor complications, nothing major, he would be leaving today for the USA for treatment as recommended by Mumbai's Lilavati hospital: Shripad Naik, North Goa MP on #ManoharParrikar pic.twitter.com/JB42t2EOzy
— ANI (@ANI) August 29, 2018
The Goa chief minister had undergone treatment in the US for three months earlier this year, reportedly for a pancreatic ailment and had returned in June. Parikkar had gone to the US again this month for a follow-up.
There is no clarity on who would be holding the charge of the state in Chief Minister Parikkar's absence. Sources told media that CM Parikkar is in US for a short stay.
Shripad Naik, on the question of who would be taking the charge of the state in thhere is 'nothing major' and that the doctors at the Lilavati hospital in Mumbai recommended him to fly to US for treatment.