Turkey's Erdogan dismisses speculation over his health


  • World
  • Thursday, 15 Aug 2013

ANKARA (Reuters) - Turkish Prime Minister Tayyip Erdogan dismissed reports he was sick and had been hospitalised in the past week on Thursday and questioned the media's motives for speculating on his health.

On Monday, the Yurt newspaper and other Turkish dailies said Erdogan had spent five days in hospital with an upset stomach but provided no source for the reports. His office called the reports "baseless allegations" later that day.

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