Activists talk about deterioration of Erdogan health, Turkish authorities pursue them

The Health of the Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has deteriorated, and some have said he has recently been put in intensive care, and in response to this, the Turkish authorities pusuese these activists and call them for investigation.

Activists talk about deterioration of Erdogan health, Turkish authorities pursue them
3 November, 2021   13:25
Newsdesk

The activists tweets came after Turkish president appearance in a video went viral walking in a strange way. He seemed unable to walk and almost rested.

Today, one of the activists said: "I spoke to a member of the Justice and Development Party. Erdogan is currently in the center's care and suffer from partial paralysis, and he said that his situation kept secret from everyone, including members of the AKP and that security measure has been taken."

On October 4, a report published by Forgein Policy magazine referred to the deterioration of Erdogan's health quoting local news sites online videos, where Erdogan seemed to suffer from problems, and other speculation indicated that doctors have planted devices to organize his unenciances.

Erdogan appeared in one of the sections, as if he needed his wife help during his attempt to go down, and he appeared in unable to move. He was not sufficiently balanced, what forced him to rely on one of his assistants, while his wife held his other hand to help him get down.

The Turkish authorities began investigating 30 bloggers who took up the health of Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan, deteriorating through tweets on Twitter after a video spread of him reeling unable to walk.

According to the General Directorate of Security of Turkey, "posts on social media about President Erdogan's health are unfounded."

It also explained that legal action had been taken against 30 people who, in her words, spread "misinformation," according to CNN Turk, today Wednesday.

The Directorate's statement referred to shares on the social media platform Twitter, noting that the tweets "insulted Erdogan's dignity."

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