The former dictator Tunisia Ben Ali, 74, remains in a coma for two days in a hospital in the city of Jeddah in Saudi Arabia, Saudi officials said. Ben Ali visited the city of Jeddah on the Red Sea after being expelled by a popular revolt in Tunisia on 14 January. "He went into coma for two days.'s In a hospital in Jeddah," said a source close to the family reached by telephone.
"He had a stroke accident. It is very serious," added the source. The interim government of Tunisia, for its part has refused to "neither confirm nor deny" the rumors about his hospitalization.
"He had a stroke accident. It is very serious," added the source. The interim government of Tunisia, for its part has refused to "neither confirm nor deny" the rumors about his hospitalization.
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