Cancer-stricken actor Kader tests corona positive
Abdul Kader, popular television actor who has been diagnosed with stage IV cancer, tested positive for COVID-19 on Monday.
The actor returned home from Christian Medical Hospital in India's Chennai on Sunday and straight got admitted into Evercare Hospital in the administrative centre, where his coronavirus test result arrived positive on Monday, according to his family sources, reports UNB.
Kader went to Chennai on December 8 for treatment after feeling unwell and the doctors there diagnosed him with stage IV pancreatic cancer which has already spread to various areas of his body.
The doctors in Chennai could not provide him with chemotherapy as a result of actor's extremely weak and critical health condition.
Kader's family was looking forward to further progress of his ailing health in order that he could be treated with chemotherapy once his body regains strength, however, things went more critical at this time with him being positive for COVID-19.
His members of the family are also choosing further tests and asked for prayers to his fans and admirers for his recovery.
Abdul Kader is most beneficial known for playing "Bodi" in Humayun Ahmed's iconic drama series "Kothao Keu Nei" and "Dulabhai" in Humayun Ahmed's another popular drama "Nakshatrer Raat."
He has been regularly active as a renowned and popular actor in tv since the 90s' and in addition had been a regular cast as "Mama" on the "Mama-Vagne" segment alongside actor Afzal Sharif on Hanif Sanket's "Ityadi," the most used magazine show in the united states.
