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| Czech President Milos Zeman rushed to Central Military Hospital in ambulance right after meeting with PM Babis | Czech President Milos Zeman rushed to Central Military Hospital in ambulance right after meeting with PM Babis |
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| Czech President Milos Zeman was taken to hospital in the capital, Prague, on Sunday, after holding a meeting with the country’s prime minister, Andrej Babis, on the formation of a new government. | |
| The emergency vehicle that transported the president had markings on it that indicated it was a mobile ICU, eyewitnesses noted. | |
| In September, Zeman spent eight days in hospital, recovering from what he described as dehydration and mild exhaustion. | |
| The 77-year-old, who has been the head of state since 2013, started using a wheelchair earlier this year due to neuropathy in his legs. | |
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