14:38, 29 Augustos 2012 Wednesday
Turkey denies report that President poisoned
The Presidency dismissed claims that appeared in a Turkish newspaper on Wednesday that President Abdullah Gül was hospitalized due to having been poisoned.
World Bulletin / News Desk
The Presidency dismissed claims that appeared in a Turkish newspaper on Wednesday that President Abdullah Gül was hospitalized due to having been poisoned.
“The claims concerning the medical condition of the president are totally groundless,” read a statement released by the Presidency.
Gül was hospitalized on Aug. 23 because of a recurring ear problem. He cut short a visit to Kyrgyzstan for the Second Summit of the Cooperation Council of Turkic Speaking States (CCTS) in Bishkek, a visit he had begun last Wednesday.
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