LOOK: Ramon Revilla visits Jolo

MANILA - Former senator and action star Ramon Revilla Sr. visited his grandson, Cavite Vice-Governor Jolo Revilla, before the latter was discharged from the Asian Hospital on Sunday.

A photo released by the Revilla camp showed the elder Revilla holding the vice-governor's hand.

The photo was taken last week.

The younger Revilla was brought to the hospital after sustaining a self-inflicted gunshot wound to the chest last February 28.

He supposedly accidentally shot himself in the right chest while cleaning his government-issued .40 Glock pistol.

Talent manager Lolit Solis had said Jolo had been depressed after his father, Senator Ramon "Bong" Revilla Jnr, was detained on plunder and graft raps.

On Sunday, the vice-governor was discharged from the hospital.

Cavite Rep. Lani Mercado reported on Sunday morning that her son's condition has improved.

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LOOK: Bong comforts Jolo Revilla

LOOK: Senator Ramon 'Bong' Revilla Jr. consoles his son Jolo Revilla at the Asian Hospital in Muntinlupa City, Tuesday after the Sandiganbayan approved his request earlier in the day.

The Cavite vice-governor sustained a gunshot wound in his chest last Saturday in what the family lawyer claimed was an accidental shooting.

Talent manager Lolit Solis said Jolo had been depressed over the family's problems.

Behind the detained senator is his wife, Cavite Rep. Lani Mercado.

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Jolo Revilla hospitalized due to gunshot wound

MANILA -- Cavite Vice Governor Jolo Revilla was rushed to the hospital Saturday after sustaining a gunshot wound to the chest.

According to Clifford Elorde, media officer of Senator Bong Revilla, the younger Revilla sustained the gunshot wound at around 9 a.m. inside his father's house, which he frequently visits.

Revilla, who is now in a stable condition, is confined at the intensive care unit of Asian Hospital in Muntinlupa City.

As of posting, there was no additional information as to how Revilla sustained the wound. -- report from Dexter Ganibe, DZMM

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