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15:59, 24 Augustos 2012 Friday
Turkish president to remain in hospital for ear condition

Turkish president to remain in hospital for ear condition
Prof. Murat Tuncer, rector of the Hacettepe University, said Gul was diagnosed with a problem in both inner ears, adding the condition began to improve.

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Turkish President Abdullah Gul will remain at a university hospital in capital Ankara for treatment of an ear condition, the university's rector said in a written statement on Friday.

Prof. Murat Tuncer, rector of the Hacettepe University, said Gul was diagnosed with a problem in both inner ears, adding the condition began to improve.

Gul cut short his visit in Kyrgyzstan due to the recurring problem and returned to Turkey on Thursday.


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