Victorian Premier Daniel Andrews is being moved out of intensive care with "no plan for surgery at this stage", as he recovers from a fractured vertebra and several broken ribs.
In a brief statement, The Alfred's intensive care unit director Steve McGloughlin said the Premier was in good spirits and remained in a stable condition following a fall on Tuesday.
"There is no plan for surgery at this stage," Dr McGloughlin said.
LoadingIn a tweet, Mr Andrews said the doctors had told him "recovery and rehab is still going to be a very long journey" and thanked the team at The Alfred hospital.
The ABC understand the Premier has fractured his T7 vertebra in his mid-back and a CT scan revealed several broken ribs.
Mr Andrews suffered the injuries as he was getting ready for work on Tuesday, following a long weekend spent with his family on the Mornington Peninsula.
More to come.
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2021-03-13 04:03:33Z
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