A Taiwanese TV cameraman who was injured by gunmen outside New Delhi's main mosque Sept. 19 was making a 'better-than-expected recovery' and could be discharged in a week, his doctor in India said Tuesday. He Chiang, who was shot in the stomach while working on a TV show, told selfnews from his bed in the city's Lok Nayak Jai Prakash Hospital that 'I'm still hurting a little from my wounds but feel much better now.' He had words of gratitude for the presenter of the TV show he was working on, who 'kept shouting' at him after he was shot to keep him from slipping into unconsciousness. His co-worker, Ku Tse-wei, who was grazed on the head by a bullet, was discharged a day earlier and was scheduled to return to Taiwan Tuesday accompanied by two other members of the TV crew, said James Chang, deputy director-general of the Department of Information and Cultural Affairs under the Ministry of Foreign Affairs at a news briefing. The remaining three members of the team, including He, were expected to return later, Chang said. The shootings took place when a gunman on a motorbike sprayed bullets at a tour bus outside the Jama Masjid Mosque, where the crew was working on a food show for a cable TV channel. 