'No need for emergency surgery; relief from pain': New medical bulletin regarding Minister Veena George's health update

KANNUR: Doctors deemed that Health Minister Veena George, who is undergoing treatment for a neck injury during the KSU workers' protest, does not need to undergo an emergency surgery. The medical bulletin states that the minister's severe pain is relieved and her blood pressure is under control with medication. The pain is due to pressure on the vertebrae in her neck. The medical bulletin states that she will continue to receive treatment at Pariyaram Medical College.

KSU activists protested against Veena George at Kannur railway station at around 3:30 pm yesterday. KSU activists showed black flags to Minister Veena George, who was about to board the Vande Bharat train to return to Thiruvananthapuram. The activists broke through the police cordon and showed black flags to the minister. In the ensuing hustle, the minister suffered a neck injury.