Former Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak is in intensive care after suffering a heart attack, say state media.
He took ill while meeting prosecutors investigating the killing of hundreds of protesters and allegations of corruption, reports say.
The manager of the hospital in Sharm el-Sheikh said Mubarak’s condition was “almost stable”.
Mubarak, 82, stood down on February 11 following an 18-day popular uprising against his rule.
State TV quotes medical sources as saying that Mubarak, had refused to eat or drink since being summoned by the public prosecutor on Sunday. (BBC)
Mubarak suffers a heart attack
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