Slovak doctors are set to convene on Monday to discuss the potential transfer of Prime Minister Fico to Bratislava following the shooting incident. Reports indicate that the decision to move the Prime Minister is under consideration due to the severity of his condition.
The shooting incident, which occurred recently, has raised concerns about the safety and security of political figures in Slovakia. Prime Minister Fico was reportedly injured during the incident and is currently receiving medical treatment.
The meeting of doctors in Bratislava is expected to focus on assessing the Prime Minister's health status and determining the best course of action for his care. The decision to transfer him to Bratislava will depend on the doctors' evaluation of his condition and the availability of necessary medical facilities.
Prime Minister Fico's health has been a topic of national concern since the shooting incident took place. The government and medical authorities are working together to ensure that he receives the appropriate medical attention and care.
Further updates on the Prime Minister's condition and the outcome of the doctors' meeting are anticipated following their discussions on Monday. The incident has sparked a wave of solidarity and support for Prime Minister Fico from both within Slovakia and internationally.
