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Updating: 14:56, 30 June 2012 Saturday
Turkish president cancels visit to Latvia, Lithuania

Turkish president cancels visit to Latvia, Lithuania
Abdullah Gul has cancelled his visit to Latvia and Lithuania due to an ear condition

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Turkish President Abdullah Gul has cancelled his visit to Latvia and Lithuania due to an ear condition, Gul's chief press aide told the Anadolu Agency said Saturday.

Gul was set to visit Latvia and Lithuania on June 20-23.

Ahmet Sever said Gul had a recurring ear condition during a trip to the central Turkish province of Kayseri, adding that his doctors advised the president not to travel by plane for sometime.

Sever said a rescheduling on the visit has yet to made.


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