Prague Central Military Hospital: Czech President Zeman's physical condition improved slightly

Source: The Paper

Czech President Zeman works from his hospital bed.

On the 22nd local time, a spokesman for the Central Military Hospital in Prague, Czech Republic, said that the physical condition of Czech President Zeman, who was being treated in the hospital, improved slightly.

According to the Russian Satellite News Agency reported on the 23rd, itka Zink, spokesman for the Central Military Hospital in Prague, czech republic, said on the 22nd local time, "With the permission of President Zeman, we cautiously and optimistically report that due to the comprehensive treatment provided by hospital experts ... Zeman's condition improved slightly. ”

Zeman was taken to the Prague Central Military Hospital on October 10 for more than a week now. Zeman was admitted to the hospital for eight days in September, and the presidential office said the hospitalization at the time was due to dehydration and mild fatigue.

According to previous reports, the Czech Senate President Vystchil quoted Zeman's attending doctor and president of the Central Military Hospital in Prague, Zavolar, at a press conference on the 18th of this month, saying that due to health problems, Zeman is currently "unable to perform his presidential duties and is not sure whether he can recover soon."

On November 5, the Czech Senate will hold a vote to decide whether Zeman can continue to perform his presidency. The House of Representatives is also expected to vote on the issue on November 8.