Former Italian PM Berlusconi admitted to hospital - source
Reuters
Published May 11, 2021 05:10
MILAN (Reuters) -Former Italian Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi was admitted to Milan's San Raffaele hospital overnight, a source familiar with the matter said on Tuesday.
Berlusconi, 84, was last discharged from the same hospital on April 30 after undergoing 24 days of tests.
The four-times prime minister had been hospitalised in early April for follow-up tests after contracting the new coronavirus last September.
He had previously been hospitalised for routine check-ups in March.
Berlusconi, who underwent major heart surgery in 2016 and has also survived prostate cancer, had also been admitted to hospital in January due to a heart problem.
Berlusconi was due to attend a court hearing on Thursday in a judicial case in which he is involved. That same hearing, where a verdict is expected, has been postponed several times already due to the media magnate being in hospital.
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