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K.R. Narayanan still critical

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NEW DELHI: The condition of the former President, K. R. Narayanan, continued to remain critical though he had showed marginal improvement in the morning, said Army doctors attending on him. Mr. Narayanan continues to require dialysis support and is on the ventilator.

Vice-President Bhairon Singh Shekhawat on Thursday visited Mr. Narayanan and wished him speedy recovery and long life.

On arrival from Jaipur, Mr. Shekhawat went straight to the Army Research and Referral hospital where Mr. Narayanan is admitted and inquired from Commandant Brigadier Pradeep Bhargava about Mr. Narayanan's health and prayed for his speedy recovery.

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