Mumbai: Producer Karim Morani’s daughter Shaza Morani, who had recently undergone a test for coronavirus had come out positive earlier this week.
In the second test, Shaza has reportedly tested negative and will soon be discharged from the hospital.
A source close to the family revealed: "Though Shaza has tested negative, she has been tested again and the result will be known by tomorrow. We are hoping for it to be negative, too. So, by tomorrow, she can hopefully come back home."
After Shaza, her elder sister and actor Zoa Morani tested positive for the deadly coronavirus. She is currently undergoing treatment at Kokilaben Dhirubhai Ambani Hospital.
According to news reports, both sisters developed symptoms of the coronavirus soon after they returned from foreign locations. While Shaza came back from Sri Lanka last month, Zoa travelled to Rajasthan.
On the other hand, Karim has also tested positive for the virus. However, his wife Zara Morani has not developed any signs yet.
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Meanwhile, on Wednesday, Zoa shared an update on Instagram, talking about her COVID-19 experience and the steps that she has been taking after her diagnosis. She wrote: “My father, sister and I have been tested COVID-19 positive. Papa and Shaza have no symptoms, I have a few.. will be sharing the experiences soon so that others get an idea and I can be of some help... It feels like a flu with a bit of uneasiness in the chest... very bearable if one rests it out, Pranayam and hot water have been helping a-lot! Will share details soon Thank you for all the wishes.. looking forward to being home soon."
"Feeling So overwhelmed watching the Drs, nurses and hospital staff taking care of us fearlessly! No words can describe .. i can see their discomfort in their protective suits yet 24 /7 on their toes serving us ... the true heroes for sure ... my Dr is so sweet and full of life, he constantly makes jokes and makes me feel so light.. yesterday he was the one to bring the news to me about testing positive and he was so sensitive and funny at the same time (don’t know how he did that) so so grateful for Dr Saurabh Phadkare and his team... Feeling so safe in his hands..." read her caption.
