Detained journalist in need of urgent lung transplantation

March 13, 2013 by occupiedpalestine 0 Comments

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RAMALLAH, (PIC)– Detained journalist Mohamed Al-Taj, 41, is in urgent need of lung transplant operation, the Palestinian prisoner’s society said on Wednesday.

The society warned in a statement that ignoring the operation for Taj, from Tobas, is tantamount to capital punishment.

The society’s lawyer who visited the prisoner said that his condition was very serious and was dependent on oxygen tube for breathing.

He said that hospital tests showed injuries in Taj’s lungs and blood closing all arteries and blocking breathing.

The lawyer pointed out that the prisoner’s health condition was retreating rapidly and was waiting for doctors’ opinion in his case especially when he was told that lung transplantations were not available in the Israeli prison clinics.

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