The Sindh Governor Justice (retd) Saeed-uz-Zaman on Thursday was discharged from the hospital after 35 days.
Three days after being sworn in as the governor on November 11, he was admitted to the hospital for breathing difficulties and a chest infection.
According to reports, the governor was discharged because of family pressure and will be accompanied by a 24-hour monitoring team including chest specialist, neurologist and physiotherapist.
Furthermore, the reports claim that the governor’s lungs have collapsed and his body is not getting the required oxygen without a BiPAP machine to maintain oxygen levels in the body.
His vital organs are not functioning properly as well.
The medical board has recommended a lung transplant, advising that the procedure be performed in the United Kingdom, United States or India.
