Altaf Hussain London Hospitalized for Medical Tests
The hospitalization of Altaf Hussain in London has brought attention to his health, with his close aides providing updates on his condition, and the party and its supporters wishing him a speedy recovery, amidst the party's ongoing activities and plans.
MQM founder Altaf Hussain has been hospitalized in London for medical tests and a blood transfusion, as recommended by his doctors, with his close aides saying he is under close medical observation and recovering from a severe illness.
Hussain, who has been living in self-exile in the UK for over three decades and has been granted British citizenship, underwent multiple tests and received a blood transfusion, and his blood count has decreased, requiring further treatment. The MQM was founded in 1984 by Hussain to represent the Urdu-speaking community, and under his leadership, the party swept the 1988 election in Sindh's urban areas.
Meanwhile, MQM leader Mustafa Azizabadi said in a video message that Hussain's health has improved since yesterday, and doctors are treating him according to the test results. This development comes as the party and its supporters await updates on Hussain's health, with many wishing him a speedy recovery.
As the situation unfolds, it is clear that Hussain's health is a matter of concern for his supporters and the party, and all eyes are on his recovery. The MQM and its leadership will likely provide updates on his condition in the coming days, and it remains to be seen how this development will impact the party's activities and plans.