The leg of Pakistan’s President Zardari was broken
Pakistan’s President Asif Ali Zardari broke his leg while disembarking from a plane. During his visit to the United Arab Emirates (UAE), Zardari broke his leg. Zardari broke his leg while getting off the plane at Dubai Airport.
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Pakistan’s President Asif Ali Zardari broke his leg while disembarking from a plane.
It was reported that during his visit to the United Arab Emirates (UAE), Zardari broke his leg while getting off a plane at Dubai Airport and was immediately transferred to the hospital. It was stated that after a doctor’s examination, Zardari’s leg was put in a cast, and he was advised to rest for four weeks.
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