25 September 2007, 20:43

Azerbaijani ex-Minister of Public Health warns about a would-be attempt on him

Togrul Babaev, defender of Ali Insanov, ex-Minister of Public Health, has informed the "Caucasian Knot" correspondent that an attempt is being prepared on his client.

In the words of the advocate, today Mr Insanov, kept in the Bayil Prison, was offered to undergo his medical examination at the "Tusi" clinic, but the ex-Minister has refused to go to the "little-known and doubtful clinic."

Mr Insanov suspects that an attempt can be accomplished on him by means of excessive irradiation. He has stated that he had undergone his medical examination in Germany, his diagnosis is known, his treatment has been appointed, and now it is necessary to create proper conditions for this particular treatment. He has demanded to set up an independent medical commission for his examination, the defender said.

Author: Zaur Rasulzade, CK correspondent

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