Mustapha Lakhsem says he is gradually recovering after food poisoning
Translated from Arabic and summarized by DistantNews. Read the original for the full story.
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- Mustapha Lakhsem said he was recovering after a sudden illness caused by food poisoning and treatment at a clinic in Fez.
- He thanked Moroccans for their prayers and said he needed two more days of rest before returning to his usual activities.
Mustapha Lakhsem has reassured Moroccans that his health is improving after a sudden bout of food poisoning sent him to a private clinic in Fez.
Lakhsem, head of Imouzzer Kandar and a former world kickboxing champion, appeared in a video message on Monday. He said he was feeling better after receiving the necessary treatment under medical supervision.
He thanked Moroccans for the prayers and messages that accompanied him during his illness, and expressed gratitude to everyone who asked about him and wished him a recovery. Lakhsem said he likely ate food that had gone bad, causing the illness.
He added that he needed another two days of rest to recover fully before resuming his normal activities. His condition had drawn broad attention after his sudden transfer to a private clinic, followed by reports that he was stable and improving.
I am fine, and my health is gradually improving.
Originally published by Tรฉlรฉgraphe in Arabic. Translated, summarized, and contextualized automatically by DistantNews, with a note on how the source frames the story. Not individually reviewed before publishing. How this works.