Thanks to Sushma Swaraj, 4-month-old Pakistani child Rohaan arrives in India for treatment
New Delhi: Four-month-old newborn child, Rohaan, who was slated to come to India for medical treatment depending on the affirmation by External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj, landed in Noida on Monday night to undergo treatment at Jaypee Hospital in the national capital.
Rohaan, who has a hole in his heart, was alluded to the multi-speciality hospital for treatment.
Be that as it may, in the backdrop of cross-border tension between India and Pakistan, his folks were not able to get a medical visa for their child's treatment in India.
Inferable from this current, Rohaan's dad Kanwal Sadiq, drew nearer Sushma Swaraj and made a supplication for a therapeutic visa. After getting the demand, she quickly guided the experts to allow medicinal visa to Rohaan's family, who touched base with him by means of Wagah Border.
Why my bud languishes over medicinal treatment!! Any answers Sir Sartaaj Azeez or Ma'am Sushma??
To this, EAM Swaraj answered with a tweet, "No. The tyke won't endure. Pls contact Indian High Commission in Pakistan. We will give the medical visa."
Dr. Ashutosh Marwah, a famous pediatric cardiologist alongside pediatric heart specialist Dr. Rajesh Sharma will examine and treat Rohaan. Dr. Marwah will analyze the illness and state of the infant and Dr. Sharma will work Rohaan.
Rohaan's folks, who came to the Jaypee Hospital said after preparatory examination in Pakistan, it was found that there is an opening in the heart alongside the issue with the heart's nerves.
The treatment for such a noteworthy malady wasn't possible in Pakistan or other little doctor's facility without lacking office or foundation. Hence, the family was alluded to Jaypee Hospital.
The operation is relied upon to occur on June 15.