Egypt’s deposed President Hosni Mubarak, 84, is in a “critical but
stable” state, said Monday a source at the Interior Ministry. According
to some sources, Mubarak fell into “full coma.”
The authorities are also reviewing the possibility of transferring
the former president from the prison in southern Cairo, where he was
moved to serve his life sentence on June 2, to a private hospital in the
capital.
The state of Mr. Mubarak is “critical but stable,” the source said on
condition of anonymity, adding that since he arrived in Tora prison, he
suffered from acute depression, difficulty in breathing and
hypertension.
Prison officials had indicated last week they agreed that Gamal, his
son also held at Tora pending another trial for bribery, will be moved
to be closer to his father. Hosni Mubarak has also requested that Alaa
his other detained son will be closer to him.
One of Mubarak’s lawyers, Mr. Farid el-Dib, for his part said he
“would take the Interior Ministry and the Attorney General responsible
if Mubarak died in prison” without receiving appropriate care. “His
condition is not stable, it needs to be monitored 24 hours,” he was
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