The founder of the fugitive NMC Health promises to return to the Emirates

According to ArabiaNet, Shetty announced that he had traveled to India in early February for personal reasons, and that he would return to the Emirates if the SK crisis ends.

Shetty told the Emirates National newspaper that he left the UAE to Mangalore on February 7 to be with his brother with cancer, and he died earlier this month at the age of 82, adding: My brother was sick, which is why I came in February and died two weeks ago. p>

He continued: Once the restrictions imposed on travel due to the coronavirus and the flights return, I will return to the Emirates, noting that he is in India with his wife only, while the rest of his family is in Abu Dhabi.

be silent

And previous reports indicated that Shetty had fled to India, after legal and operational challenges escalated with regard to his two companies, NMC Health and Finablr, both of which are listed in London. However, the billionaire replied, "I am silent about the allegations facing me and my companies, and I did not want to, because I do not know the facts, and I do not know what happened.

legal process

The bank said in a statement on Wednesday that this measure is in line with the bank's goal to protect its interests.

While Shetty explained in a statement: Given that my legal investigations have now begun to show some preliminary results, and given some false and false allegations against me, I will discuss the response in an appropriate manner and with the relevant authorities in the Emirates and elsewhere.

Additionally, NMC recently disclosed that it had tracked debts of more than $ 6.6 billion that had not been disclosed since the announcement of the interim financial statements of the Healthcare Group on June 30, 2019.

Last week, the UK Supreme Court issued a decision appointing a court guard for NMC Healthcare, in response to the request made by Abu Dhabi Commercial Bank, and in light of the company's failure to object to the request.