Berlusconi, quiet night at the San Raffaele. The hospital: “No transfer to intensive care”

MILAN. Silvio Berlusconi spent “a quiet night” at the San Raffaele hospital in Milan. Since yesterday afternoon, the former prime minister has been hospitalized again in the ordinary hospitalization ward in pavilion Q, which he left on May 19 after a 45-day stay, 12 of which in intensive care. The new transfer to the health facility on the outskirts of Milan is due to the anticipation of some tests related to the leukemia he has been suffering from for some time, which became necessary after the recording of some unbalanced blood values, which emerged during the constant checks he is subjected to at Villa Saint martin. In the morning, the hospital denied the rumors of the former prime minister staying overnight in intensive care, specifying that he is currently still hospitalized in the ordinary hospital ward.

From what we learn Berlusconi’s stay should last a few more days, in fact his resignation is not foreseen at the moment. Also confirmed was the picture that emerged yesterday in the official bulletin signed by the doctors who monitor his health conditions, Alberto Zangrillo and Fabio Ciceri, who had specified how the anticipation of checks “responds to clinical criteria of normal practice in medicine and is not related to no criticism or alarm”. The investigations for Berlusconi therefore continue during the day, who always has his partner and Fi deputy, Marta Fascina, by his side. The summit, which was scheduled for today, with the big names of the party has been canceled: the lunch in which the President of Forza Italia was supposed to talk about the political situation with the Azzurri ministers is in fact postponed to a later date. Yesterday, her eldest daughter Marina went to visit the former prime minister.