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Ahmet Şık serves as the Istanbul Deputy of the Turkish Workers' Party.
Turkish Workers' Party (TİP) Istanbul Deputy Ahmet Şık, who lives in Sümer District of Odunpazarı district, fell ill and was taken to Eskişehir Osmangazi University (ESOGÜ) Faculty of Medicine Hospital.
During the checks, a blockage in Şık's heart vessels was detected. It was stated that Ahmet Şık, who had an angiogram and was stated to be in good health, would be transferred to a hospital in Istanbul tomorrow for bypass surgery upon his own request.
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Ahmet Şık had bypass surgery in Istanbul.
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A blockage in the cardiovascular vessels of TİP Istanbul Deputy Ahmet Şık, who fell ill in Eskişehir, was detected. Şık, who underwent angiography, will be transferred to Istanbul for bypass surgery.

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