CHANDIGARH: Famous Indian sprinter Milkha Singh continues to be”clinically stable by diminishing oxygen necessity” because he combats COVID disease, the clinic in which he is being treated said on Tuesday. Milkha was Monday admitted to the Intensive Care Unit of Fortis hospital at Mohali. The 91-year-old tested positive for the virus last Wednesday. “Mr Milkha Singh is clinically tested for diminishing oxygen necessity,” the hospital upgrade read. He had been diagnosed with”COVID pneumonia” on Monday following his entrance. Before Milkha’s golfer boy Jeev had stated the decision to hospitalise him was a preventative measure. “Although his parameters appeared okay, we believed it’s safer to get him confessed he’d be under supervision of senior physicians,” Jeev had told PTI on Monday. Milkha is supposed to have contracted the disease from home helps who’d tested positive for the virus. “Just I returned confident on Wednesday and I’m surprised,” Milkha’d stated. Not one of the other household members, such as Milkha’s spouse Nirmal Kaur, a former India volleyball captain, also returned a positive evaluation. The mythical athlete is an four-time Asian Games gold-medallist and 1958 Commonwealth Games winner but his best performance was that the fourth place finish in the 400m closing of the 1960 Rome Olympics. His time in the Italian funding stayed the federal document for 38 years until Paramjeet Singh struck it in 1998. In addition, he represented India at the 1956 and 1964 Olympics and has been inoculated the Padma Shri in 1959.