Ranchi: The condition of Jharkhand Chief Minister Arjun Munda, his wife and four others, who suffered injuries when a helicopter carrying them crash-landed at the airport in Rachi, is stable, doctors attending on them said on Thursday.
"The condition of the CM and others is stable and improving. We will issue another medical bulletin later in the day," Apollo Hospital Superintendent PD Sinha told in Ranchi.
"The doctors are following trauma protocol," he said. CT scan reports of all patients were found normal.

Arjun Munda suffered multiple injuries when the helicopter carrying him, crash-landed at the Birsa Munda Airport on Wednesday.
44-year-old Munda suffered multiple injuries, including fracture in his right-ankle and scratches on his left hand when the helicopter carrying him, his wife and four others crash-landed at the Birsa Munda Airport in Ranchi on Wednesday.
The condition of his wife, Meera and two pilots, JPS Kaushik and Vipul Kumar Singh, who suffered fractures was also stable, he added.
Munda's security officer Manoj Singh suffered injury in Lumbar Vertebrae, but is normal now, he said.
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Arjun Munda (born January 5, 1968 in Khrangajhar Jamshedpur ) is a former Chief Minister of Jharkhand, a state of India. Only age 35 upon his appointment as Chief Minister, Arjun Munda was the youngest ever Indian to hold that post. ...

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