Veteran screenwriter Salim Khan is expected to be discharged from Mumbai’s Lilavati Hospital today after spending nearly a month recovering from a minor brain haemorrhage. The past few weeks have been tense for both his family and the film industry, but reports now confirm that the 90 year old has shown strong improvement and is ready to return home.

Salim Khan was admitted to Lilavati Hospital in Bandra West on February 17 after experiencing a brain related medical emergency. He was taken to the emergency room early in the morning, where doctors quickly began assessments and formed a specialised team under senior consultant Dr Jaleel Parkar to monitor his condition closely.

Medical experts later revealed that he had suffered a minor brain haemorrhage. While the situation initially raised concern due to his age, doctors assured that it was manageable with proper care. As part of his treatment, he underwent Digital Subtraction Angiography, an advanced imaging procedure that does not involve major brain surgery but helps doctors examine blood vessels in detail.

Sharing an update at the time, Dr Parkar said, “There was minimal brain haemorrhage. A small procedure was done this morning, and it was accomplished. He is fine and stable, but is still on a ventilator. By tomorrow, hopefully, we will take him off the ventilator. All in all, he’s doing quite well. Keeping his age in mind, the recovery time is longer.

Throughout his hospital stay, family members including Salman Khan remained by his side, while several well known personalities reached out with support, including Akhilesh Yadav, who recently met Salman and shared a picture.

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South Korea is significantly ramping up security measures ahead of a major concert by global K-pop group BTS, with President Lee Jae-myung urging authorities to remain fully prepared for any potential threats.

During a recent cabinet meeting, Lee stressed that ensuring public safety must be the top priority for the upcoming event, which is expected to draw an enormous crowd in central Seoul.

He specifically highlighted the need for strict vigilance and preparedness against possible acts of terror, given both the scale of the concert and the intense global attention surrounding BTS.

The highly anticipated performance marks a significant moment for the group, as it signals their return to the stage with new music after a considerable gap.

The free concert is expected to take place at Gwanghwamun Square, a prominent public space known for hosting large-scale national and cultural events. Reports suggest that the event could attract hundreds of thousands of attendees, making it one of the largest gatherings in Seoul in recent years.

Authorities are focusing not only on crowd management but also on strengthening emergency response systems. Multiple agencies, including police, medical teams and disaster response units, are expected to work in coordination to ensure smooth operations. A large number of personnel will be deployed across the venue to monitor movement, manage entry and exit points, and respond swiftly to any emergencies.

The heightened alert reflects broader concerns around safety at large public events, especially in light of past global incidents involving crowd surges and security threats. Officials are keen to ensure that the concert proceeds without disruption while maintaining a safe environment for attendees.

Beyond entertainment, the concert represents a major cultural moment for South Korea, highlighting the global influence of K-pop. At the same time, it serves as a test of the country’s preparedness in managing large crowds under increased security scrutiny.

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