Milos Zeman

Milos Zeman

President Milos Zeman, surrounded by bodyguards, was released from hospital after a four-day recondition stay this afternoon, on Sunday, October 20, 2019, and then he left for his residence in the Lany chateau near Prague. Zeman will give a speech on the state budget in the Chamber of Deputies on Wednesday, his spokesman Jiri Ovcacek tweeted. Zeman, 75, was admitted to the Prague-Stresovice General Military Hospital (UVN) for a recondition stay on Thursday. The president was in a good condition today and he did not undergo any surgery in hospital, the UVN said. (CTK Photo/Ondrej Deml)

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