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Statement from Kadir İnanır's nephew: Blood values are dropping

The latest news about Kadir İnanır, one of the master names of Yeşilçam, has saddened his fans.

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Statement from Kadir İnanır's nephew: Blood values are dropping

The 77-year-old famous actor, who was hospitalized after falling ill on May 14, was diagnosed with pneumonia. The master artist, whose treatment continues in intensive care, has been intubated. The artist's nephew, Levent İnanır, made a statement regarding his health condition, saying, "He is not getting enough oxygen. When he cannot get oxygen, his blood values drop."

HIS PARTNER HAD MADE A STATEMENT

Making a statement on the subject, İnanır's partner Jülide Kural said, "Unfortunately, Kadir was intubated a little while ago. A tumor was seen in the lung under the pneumonia. He was intubated to intervene more comfortably, to ensure he does not suffer, and for controlled treatment. Of course, we are facing a very risky situation. That is all I have to say. I hope we will receive good news about him."

HIS NEPHEW SPOKE ABOUT HIS HEALTH CONDITION

Levent İnanır, the nephew of the master artist for whom fans are waiting for good news, made statements about Kadir İnanır, who has been intubated. Speaking to the Snob Magazin microphone, Levent İnanır said regarding the 77-year-old artist's health condition: "He is not getting enough oxygen. When he cannot get oxygen, his blood values drop. We hope he will get better; may he be spared for those who love him.

When we last spoke, he asked about my mother, who was ill. I said, 'Forget about your sister, you just get well.' He was fine. He even joked, saying, 'Take me out, put Levent in.'"


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