Turkish Cypriot leader Tufan Erhurman discharged from hospital

Turkish Cypriot leader Tufan Erhurman was discharged from the Dr. Burhan Nalbantoglu Hospital in occupied Nicosia on Saturday morning. Erhurman was admitted to the hospital by ambulance around 9:00 PM on Friday after experiencing symptoms including chest and back pain, sweating, and low blood pressure during an art exhibition at the old 'presidential palace'. Hakan Dincyurek, the 'Minister of Health', stated that an urgent angiography showed no pathological findings, confirming that his heart and primary arteries were clear. Initial blood tests and diagnostics were performed to rule out cardiovascular issues. Although his general health is reported as good, he has been advised by doctors to take rest. His discharge followed the successful completion of these tests. Officials confirmed that he remained conscious throughout the process and his condition remained stable.