Sonam Wangchuk’s Health Stabilizes Under 24‑Hour Hospital Care

New Delhi – The education reformer Sonam Wangchuk continues to receive intensive medical attention at Vardhman Mahavir Medical College and Safdarjung Hospital. After days of fasting, he remains under a watchful eye, with a team of specialists from both institutions checking his condition every few hours.

The latest health bulletin, released at 7 p.m. on Sunday, notes that his vital parameters – pulse, blood pressure and oxygen saturation – are holding steady. Blood reports, while still reflecting the strain of the fast, show a marginal uptick, a small but encouraging sign.

Doctors are quick to point out that even a “stable” reading does not mean the battle is over. Prolonged fasting can tax the heart, kidneys and brain, so the multidisciplinary team from Safdarjung and AIIMS has insisted on uninterrupted, 24‑hour monitoring to catch any slip‑ups before they become serious.

Medical Superintendent Dr R. K. Singh assured reporters that all necessary interventions – from IV fluids to electrolyte balance – are being administered promptly. “We are treating not just the symptoms but also anticipating possible complications,” he said, adding that the patient’s condition, while stable, still warrants caution.

Public sentiment has been palpable, with supporters flooding social media with prayers and calls for his swift recovery. The hospital reiterated its commitment to provide “the highest level of care and expertise,” underscoring the seriousness with which they view his situation.

In short, Sonam Wangchuk’s vitals are holding, his labs are inching forward, but the road ahead remains one of careful, nonstop medical oversight.