Prime Minister Edi Rama performed a surgical intervention in the early hours of the morning for the removal of appendicitis.
As the press office of the Prime Minister announces, last night, after performing several imaging tests at the "Mother Teresa" University Hospital Center, the head of the government was diagnosed with acute appendicitis.
Based on the recommendation of emergency service doctors, the prime minister underwent the operation to remove appendicitis in the early hours of this morning.
The operation was performed by a team of surgeons and anesthetists, under the direction of prof. Arben Gjata, head of surgery service at QSUT.
According to the press office, the intervention is considered successful and Prime Minister Rama's health appears to be good.