Brazilian President feels unwell, goes to hospital: Reports
Brasilia, May 27 (UNI) Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva felt unwell and went to hospital, where he was diagnosed with an inflammation of the inner ear, and is currently resting at his residence, the G1 portal reported.
Lula, 79, felt unwell on Monday afternoon and went to the Syrian-Lebanese Hospital. After examination, he was released and is resting at the Alvorada Palace, the publication says.
As the portal notes, citing the hospital's bulletin, the Brazilian president was diagnosed with labyrinthitis.
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