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Punjab Health Systems Corporation Vice-Chairperson tests coronavirus positive

Moves to pvt facility for treatment

Vice-Chairperson of Punjab Health Systems Corporation Bobby (Manik) Sehgal

Tribune News Service
Jalandhar, May 28

The Vice-Chairperson of Punjab Health Systems Corporation, Bobby (Manik) Sehgal, tested positive for coronavirus late on Wednesday and moved to a private facility for treatment.

Sehgal's brother, too, tested positive for the contagion. Bobby got admitted at a private facility set up on the city’s periphery at Malian in Shahkot. The newly-setup hospital, with top-end facilities, including ventilators and monitors, was set up by Indian Medical Association Punjab. It was inaugurated here by Finance Minister Manpreet Badal about a month ago.

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