03 May,2020 03:32 PM IST | Mumbai | mid-day online correspondent
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Coronavirus has brought everyone down to their knees, especially those who are suffering with ailments such as diabetes.
COVID-19 had mad eits way in the BEST department but the discharge of three conducters proved to be a silver lining, especially for the one who had diabetes.
The conductor was discharged from the hospital on Saturday morning, according to a report in The Times of India.
The conductor was admitted to the hospital on April 18 and even though his condition was deteriorating, he battled against all odds and recovered withing 2 weeks.
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BEST cheif medical officer, Dr Anil Kumar Singhal said, "We are happy about our Corona survivor who was discharged with a negative report and sound health, and expect more recoveries in coming days."
Six more BEST staff detected positive for Coronavirus on Saturday, taking the total number from 29 to 35.
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