Karnataka Chief Minister B-S Yediyurappa was Thursday discharged by the individual hospital where he had been undergoing treatment for COVID-19. He had been discharged by the town Manipal hospital, by which he was undergoing treatment for that past five months, his office said.

The 78-year older pioneer had been hospitalised on April 16, after he tested positive for COVID-19 for its next time in eight weeks.

He had been early in the day hospitalised about August 2, 20 20 later he tested positive for coronavirus, and has been discharged on retrieval after fourteen days.

Yediyurappa had himself inoculated with the very first dose of COVID-19 vaccine on March 1 2, also has been administered Bharat Biotech’s Covaxin.

The Chief Minister, who’d previously been campaigning for April 17 bypolls into Belgaum Lok Sabha, also Maski along with Basavakalyan assembly sections had grown congestion whilst partaking in Belagavi (Belgaum LS), but’d tested negative, yet, throughout another evaluation on April 16 he tested positive and had been hospitalised.