HYDERABAD: Chief Minister K.

Chandrashekar Rao went back to Pragathi Bhavan on Thursday after almost 3 weeks.

Not long after his return, he held a top-level meeting to evaluate the Coronavirus situation in the state and imposition of weekend curfew in the wake of High Court orders, which repaired Might 8 due date to take a decision.Rao had actually tested positive for Covid-19 on April 19 with moderate symptoms.

Following physicians' encourage, he isolated himself at his farmhouse in Erravelli.

Rapid antigen and RT-PCR tests were conducted on Rao on April 28.

While the rapid test outcome came negative, the RT-PCR was undetermined.

With this, he extended his home isolation.

The two tests were performed once again on May 4, and both came negative, implying that he had actually recuperated from corona entirely.

After resolving a public meeting at Halia on April 14 in the run-up to the Nagarjunasagar Assembly byelection, Rao experienced uneasiness on April 17 and transferred to his farmhouse from Pragathi Bhavan.Three days after he evaluated favorable, his nephew and Rajya Sabha member Joginapally Santosh, who always accompanies Rao, also checked postive on April 22.

IT minister K.T.

Rama Rao evaluated favorable on April 23.

Though both Rama Rao and Santosh were under house seclusion initially, both were moved to a personal health center later.

They were released on Wednesday.