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Waziri Mkuu wa zamani wa Pakistan Imran Khan alazwa kwa muda mfupi kufuatia agizo la Mahakama Kuu
Waziri mkuu wa zamani wa Pakistan aliyefungwa jela Imran Khan alihamishwa kwa muda hadi hospitali katika mji mkuu kufuatia agizo la Mahakama Kuu lililotokana na hofu kuhusu afya yake, kabla ya kurudishwa gerezani saa chache baadaye.
Imeundwa na AI kutoka vyanzo vilivyotajwa hapa chini.
Waziri mkuu wa zamani wa Pakistan aliyefungwa jela Imran Khan alipelekwa kwa muda katika hospitali iliyoko katika mji mkuu wa nchi hiyo kufuatia agizo kutoka Mahakama Kuu. Uhamisho huo ulitokea baada ya wiki kadhaa za ghasia za umma kuhusu kuzorota kwa afya ya kiongozi huyo wa zamani mwenye umri wa miaka 73.
Kulingana na msemaji wa chama cha kisiasa cha Khan, alihamishwa hadi hospitali hiyo mapema siku ya Ijumaa. Hata hivyo, muda wake katika kituo hicho ulichukua saa chache tu kabla ya kurudishwa katika gereza la Adiala mjini Rawalpindi.
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