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Turkish singer's condition more positive, still critical: doctors
Tatlises, who was critically wounded in an armed attack in Istanbul, is more positive but he is still in critical condition, doctors said on Tuesday.
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Popular Turkish folk singer Ibrahim Tatlises, who was critically wounded in an armed attack in Istanbul, is more positive but he is still in critical condition, doctors said on Tuesday.
Tatlises, who has millions of fans in Turkey, Greece and the Middle East, was shot in the head and might be partially paralyzed, doctors at Maslak Acibadem Hospital.
Unknown gunmen attacked the 58-year-old singer and his spokeswoman, Buket Cakici, early Monday as they left a television station in a vehicle.
Cakici is in stable condition following an operation on her neck.
The motive for the attack is under investigation.
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NIHAD
16/03/2011, 14:01
( Nihad kurdi )
we pray for you. you are in our heart.
God Help You
16/03/2011, 11:39
( Saeed and Frinds )
we are Iranian and we all love Ibrahim Tatlises. God help him to be well soon.
We Pray For You
16/03/2011, 10:44
( Hulya )
We pray for you to fully recover get get well again, insallah we love you heaps. Iyi ol, dusuncemiz hep seninle, duahlarimiz seninle.
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