09:05, 05 October 2012 Friday
Former President Ozal to be reburied on Friday
Ozal's body was exhumed several days ago under an investigation conducted by the Ankara Prosecutor.
World Bulletin / News Desk
Former Turkish President Turgut Ozal will be reburied in Istanbul on Friday with a religious ceremony to be attended by his family and close friends.
Ozal's body was exhumed several days ago under an investigation conducted by the Ankara Prosecutor and after allegations by Ozal's family that he was poisoned to death 19 years ago.
Turkish Forensic Medicine Institute will study the remains of Ozal and prepare a report in two months about the possible cause(s) of Ozal's death.
Ozal had died in 1993.
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