Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe was reportedly admitted to a hospital in Tokyo after he suffered from health issues adding more fears and concerns about his health.
The public in the state is worried about the leader's health as this is not the first hospital visit of Shinzo Abe. This is the second time, the PM visiting the hospital that too in the span of days.
Some media reports claimed that during his previous hospital visit, the Japanese Prime Minister underwent a medical examination that lasted for over seven and a half hours.
It has been widely reported that Shinzo Abe who faced a lot of criticism over the way he handled the COVID-19 outbreak in the nation might resign from the Prime Minister seat.
Looking at his career, he resigned from his post in the year 2007 and he returned to the PM office in the year 2012 and promised that he will revive the nation's economy and boost the defense strength.
If the media speculations appear to be true and Shinzo Abe leaves his office, Deputy Prime Minister of Japan and Minister of Finance TarÅ AsÅ will take over the Prime Minister office.
The public in the state is worried about the leader's health as this is not the first hospital visit of Shinzo Abe. This is the second time, the PM visiting the hospital that too in the span of days.
Some media reports claimed that during his previous hospital visit, the Japanese Prime Minister underwent a medical examination that lasted for over seven and a half hours.
It has been widely reported that Shinzo Abe who faced a lot of criticism over the way he handled the COVID-19 outbreak in the nation might resign from the Prime Minister seat.
Looking at his career, he resigned from his post in the year 2007 and he returned to the PM office in the year 2012 and promised that he will revive the nation's economy and boost the defense strength.
If the media speculations appear to be true and Shinzo Abe leaves his office, Deputy Prime Minister of Japan and Minister of Finance TarÅ AsÅ will take over the Prime Minister office.