Rauf Denktas, former president of the Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus (TRNC), will receive physical therapy in the Turkish capital city.
Denktas, who was discharged Thursday from the Near East University (YDU) Hospital in TRNC after being treated for more than a month for high blood pressure-related complaints, will begin receiving physical therapy in Ankara at the weekend, his son Serdar Denktas told AA on Friday.
Serdar Denktas said the former president, who arrived in Ankara after being released from hospital, was currently being examined by doctors at the GATA Military Hospital in order to determine the duration and intensity of his upcoming treatment.
Rauf Denktas had been hospitalized on May 24 after complaints associated with high blood pressure. Denktas's left side had been partially paralyzed due to an occlusion in his brain.
Denktas, who was discharged Thursday from the Near East University (YDU) Hospital in TRNC after being treated for more than a month for high blood pressure-related complaints, will begin receiving physical therapy in Ankara at the weekend, his son Serdar Denktas told AA on Friday.
Serdar Denktas said the former president, who arrived in Ankara after being released from hospital, was currently being examined by doctors at the GATA Military Hospital in order to determine the duration and intensity of his upcoming treatment.
Rauf Denktas had been hospitalized on May 24 after complaints associated with high blood pressure. Denktas's left side had been partially paralyzed due to an occlusion in his brain.
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