Rishabh Pant, India’s top batter, is in stable condition after a terrible vehicle accident on Friday, December 30. He was transferred out of the ICU and into a private room owing to fears about infection from visitors who flocked to the hospital after learning of Pant’s mishap.
Shyam Sharma, Director of the Delhi and District Cricket Association (DDCA), who has been in constant communication with the wounded batsman since his terrible mishap, reported that the hospital administration relocated the southpaw to a private room. He also discussed the cricketer’s recuperation, stating that he was doing much better today.
“Rishabh Pant is doing well and has been relocated to a private room owing to concern of infection. We have informed his family and the hospital management that he will be moved to a private suite. He is improving and will be OK shortly,” Shyam Sharma was reported as saying by NDTV on Monday.
Sharma had warned people to avoid visiting the wounded player since infection may aggravate his wounds. He had even recommended high-profile individuals to avoid visiting the hospital owing to the danger of infection to the injured batsman.
“Those who are planning to meet Pant should avoid, since there are dangers of infection. “There should be no VIP movement to see Pant, and anybody visiting him should avoid it since Pant is at risk of infection,” Sharma cautioned on Sunday.
The medical staff at Dehradun’s Max Hospital were also worried about the cricketer’s health, as people flocked in to get a glimpse of the Indian superstar.
“There is no method in place to screen Pant visitors. Hospital visiting hours are from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. and 4 p.m. to 5 p.m., and each patient may only have one visitor at a time. “Because Rishabh Pant’s case is high-profile, more people are flowing in, causing this dilemma,” a staff member told the reporters.
