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Source: An-Nahar

Many are still following the health status of the son of Sultan Al-Tarab, George Wassouf, Wadih, as he is in intensive care in a hospital.

In exclusive information for “An-Nahar”, Wadih underwent a gastric sleeve surgery more than a week ago, and the operation was successful.

Yesterday, he intended to travel, but divine providence saved him at the last moment, following his mother asked him to undergo more medical examinations before traveling for more reassurance. And what happened was that during the examinations in the hospital, it was revealed that there was bleeding that necessitated his admission in an urgent manner to intensive care to initiate the necessary medical procedures, which explained the publication of the artist Elissa and the media personality, Mona Abu Hamza, in a request for help in securing blood units in Saint Joseph Hospital, where Wadih is staying.

As for health developments, information indicates that the bleeding has been controlled, but Wadih’s condition was described as “delicate.”

Sultan Al-Tarab, Wadih Shalimar’s mother, his family, and a large number of George’s lovers will spend the night in the hospital next to Wadih.

The Lebanese journalist, Adel Samia, confirmed the presence of Wadih, the son of the Syrian artist, George Wassouf, in the hospital, in a critical condition.

Adel wrote on his Twitter page: “All prayers are for the son of Sultan Al-Tarab, George Wassouf, who is currently in a critical condition in the hospital… Oh Lord, ordeal and pass well and return to his family and loved ones stronger than before.”

During the past hours, a wide controversy was raised regarding the deterioration of the health of a famous figure in the artistic community, as a number of celebrities asked followers to donate blood, the most prominent of which was the Lebanese artist Elissa, who asked in a tweet she posted on her Twitter page to donate O+ blood. A patient is in a hospital in the capital, Beirut, where the required blood is secured.

In turn, a tweet by the Lebanese journalist Nishan was remarkable, in which he wrote: “My heart is sad, Lord heal, Lord.”