After a temporary improvement … the deterioration of the health status of the Egyptian artist Lotfi Labib

The Egyptian artist Lotfi Labib topped search engines and social media platforms during the past hours, after announcing the deterioration of his health and transferring him to intensive care, as he suffers from severe bleeding in the throat that caused pneumonia and loss of consciousness, which necessitated his admission again to the hospital after a temporary improvement.

“The case is very critical, I invite him, as he is now inside intensive care and there is no new person about his health.”

A very accurate health envelope

According to the official statement issued by the Egyptian Representative Professions Syndicate, Captain Dr. Ashraf Zaki and members of the Syndicate Council confirmed that the artist entered intensive care again after his condition deteriorated, noting that “his health circumstance is very accurate.”

The information indicates that the artist Lotfi Labib suffered a sudden bleeding in the throat, which led to severe pulmonary inflammation, which he entered in the event of a loss of consciousness, which necessitated his immediate transfer to the intensive care to follow up on his condition, which was described as very critical.

The artist was leaving my brother from the hospital after a relative improvement, and he appeared in his home, but his condition soon deteriorated again.

Bus artistic career

Lotfi Labib is one of the pillars of Egyptian and Arab art, where he participated in more than 100 films, and more than 30 dramas.

Among his most prominent work: The embassy in architecture, the owner of happiness, and April Adly Allam with the leader, Adel Imam.

His last cinematic work was the movie “Me and my cousin” starring Sayed Ragab and Bayoumi Fouad and Hanadi Muhanna.

On the other hand, Labib enjoys an honorable military history, where he served in the Egyptian army for a period of 6 years and attended the victories of the October War, and wrote his experience in the “Battalion 26” scenario, one of his most prominent artistic works.