President of Turkish Cyprus, Tufan Erhürman, is hospitalized after feeling unwell at an event

The leader of the Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus (RTNC), Tufan Erhürman, was admitted to a health facility after suffering illness while participating in a public event. RTNC, also known as Turkish Cyprus, is a nation recognized only by Türkiye, and the health of its main representative is closely monitored by the local population.

Erhürman was promptly referred to the cardiology department, where he would receive the necessary care, after reporting discomfort with chest pain and episodes of cold sweats.

The president’s first medical analyzes have already been completed, and the information released indicates that his general health is considered good.

The medical team decided to keep the politician under a period of continuous observation.

In response to public concern, the Presidency of the Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus released an official statement, detailing President Erhürman’s health status.

The official text clarified that Tufan Erhürman’s health problem was caused by a drop in blood pressure, which occurred while he was participating in an event in the former presidential building.

Taken to the Cardiology Department of Dr. Burhan Nalbantoğlu State Hospital for evaluations, the president remains in good condition, with additional examinations and observation continuing in accordance with medical protocol.