Former Italian Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi was moved out of intensive care on Sunday, where he had been since April 5, but remains in Milan’s San Raffaele hospital where he is being treated for a lung infection caused by leukemia, reports said. two Reuters sources.

The sources confirmed the information of the newspaper Corriere della Sera and about the 86-year-old media magnate.

A hospital spokesman declined to comment.

Berlusconi was rushed to San Raffaele on April 5, prompting speculation that his life may be in danger, and family members and friends traveled to see him.

His doctors said Berlusconi suffered from chronic myelomonocytic leukemia (CML). They did not say when the cancer was first diagnosed, saying only that it was “not acute.”

Doctors said his condition had improved after being hospitalized.

Berlusconi, who entered politics in 1994, was prime minister for nine years.