Gwalior: Black fungus cases are now gaining momentum. At present, the doctors of Rajkumar, a gwalior businessman fighting black fungus, have had to remove one eye and one jaw. The condition of the patient remains critical even after that. The patient is said to have undergone 20 injections and 80 doses of the black fungus disease drug Mfoteracin B-50 so far. The problem is that 80 injections are not being arranged. In view of this, the patient's daughter Renu last Tuesday appealed to the state chief minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan for help.
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In a video, the daughter was seen pleading with CM to save her father. The daughter CM said to Shivraj, "You are uncle, listen to your daughter. Arrange injections from anywhere. Otherwise, my father's life will be in danger". You can see the baby crying throughout the video. Renu's video seeking injections for her father is going viral on social media. Film actor Sonu Sood has also spoken to Renu after the video went viral and assured her that he will send the injection from Delhi.
Apart from him, Energy Minister Pradyumna Singh Tomar had also spoken to Renu and after that the district collector has brought 1 dose late in the night and promised that more doses will also be found soon. Rajkumar's 19-year-old daughter Renu, along with her maternal uncle, was reportedly able to arrange only 20 injections and due to the spread of fungus, the prince's left eye and upper jaw had to be removed. Renu is said to have made several rounds with her maternal uncle to all the SDM and drug controllers, including collector Gwalior, for the Mfoteracin B-50 MG, but the injection could not be arranged and she took to social media to plead.
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