Marina Silva is hospitalized at InCor with Covid and sinusitis – 06/05/2023 – Environment

Minister Marina Silva (Environment) was hospitalized early this Saturday (6) at InCor (Instituto do Coração), in the capital of São Paulo, with a picture of Covid and sinusitis.

According to Sheet found, she is in the room, clinically well, with stable laboratory tests and unaffected lungs.

He has flu-like symptoms, such as cough, runny nose and malaise, and the hospitalization was more as a precaution.

Last March, Marina was hospitalized for two days in a private hospital in Lago Sul, in Brasília, also with the flu, but at the time the tests ruled out Covid or dengue.

At InCor, the minister is under the care of cardiologist Sergio Timerman and pulmonologist Carlos de Carvalho.

Last week, the minister attended the Terra Livre Camp, an event organized by indigenous peoples to claim their rights. In addition to her, other ministers, such as that of Indigenous Peoples, Sônia Guajajara, and President Lula (PT) himself were at the event.

On the occasion, the president stated that no indigenous land will remain undemarcated until 2026, the final year of his current mandate.

On Twitter, Marina Silva wrote that she participated in all editions of the event — this is the 19th. “The fight for the preservation of the culture of the native peoples and the protection of our forests is a fight for all Brazilians”, she added.

The report questioned the Ministry of the Environment this Saturday morning about Marina’s hospitalization and is awaiting a position from the folder.