When PM Modi suddenly stopped his speech in Surat

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ANI Politics
Last Updated : Jan 30 2019 | 4:11 PM IST

Prime Minister Narendra Modi while delivering a speech here, suddenly stopped as one of the cameramen fainted.

Prime Minister Modi had just inaugurated the new terminal building of Surat airport, when during his speech he was seen gesturing towards his officers and SPG personnel after he observed from the stage that a cameraman had fainted.

The PM told the officers to urgently arrange for an ambulance for the cameraman.

The cameraman, Kishan Ramolia had developed dizziness and fainted. He was immediately rushed to a hospital in a 108 Ambulance.

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First Published: Jan 30 2019 | 3:53 PM IST

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