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Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP) Chairperson Khaleda Zia, who tested positive for Covid 19, has been admitted to a city hospital for a thorough check up. The 75-year-old Zia, who first tested Coronavirus positive on April 11, on undergoing a repeat test after two weeks, was found to be still carrying the virus.</p>
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According to Dhaka Tribune, the former prime minister of Bangladesh may have to stay at the hospital for maximum one or two days.</p>
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Zia&rsquo;s personal medical team head Dr FM Siddiqui said that the BNP chief&rsquo;s latest CT scan suggests that has &ldquo;made a good recovery from Covid-19.&rdquo;</p>
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Zia has not been able to undertake several medical tests for the last one year due to the pandemic.</p>
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Siddiqui said they could not conduct many regular tests of Khaleda for over a year due to the pandemic.</p>
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&ldquo;She underwent some tests, including the CT scan, today but many other tests couldn&rsquo;t be done yet as facilities for those aren&rsquo;t available at the hospital at night. She&rsquo;ll undergo many other tests on Thursday. As it&rsquo;s troublesome for her to come to the hospital and return home repeatedly, we got her admitted to the hospital temporarily,&rdquo; DT quoted the doctor as saying.</p>
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Last month, the Sheikh Hasina government approved the proposal of suspending Zia&#39;s prison sentences in two graft cases for six more months amid the outbreak of the pandemic.</p>
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