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The health of Gezal Bayramli seriously deteriorated - lawyer
Baku / 23.06.17 / Turan: The of health of PFPA deputy chairman, Gezal Bayramli, who was arrested on May 25, seriously deteriorated, her lawyer Elchin Sadigov said after meeting with her client the day before. The lawyer recalled that before the arrest Bayramli was treated for atrophy of the jaw joints. She suffers from other diseases, but she is not beiang in jail. Her stay in jail without movement worsens her health.
"She is strong in spirit, but pains in the bones, headaches and severe rheumatism strengthen," said the lawyer. His appeal to the relevant structures about the inspection and treatment of Bayramli, the results do not give. It should be recalled that Bayramli was detained on her return from Georgia, accusing of smuggling. According to her, customs officers planted in her luggage 12 thousand dollars. -0-
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