Irish Chief Medical Officer asked to nominate doctor for medical assessment of Ibrahim Halawa

The Irish Chief Medical Officer is being asked to nominate a doctor to carry out a medical assessment of Ibrahim Halawa in an Egyptian jail.

Irish Chief Medical Officer asked to nominate doctor for medical assessment of Ibrahim Halawa
Tue, 21 Mar, 2017 - 20:37

The Irish Chief Medical Officer is being asked to nominate a doctor to carry out a medical assessment of Ibrahim Halawa in an Egyptian jail.

The Dubliner's health is understood to be deteriorating rapidly.

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