The brother of the Egyptian composer, Khaled Adel, said that his brother suffers from delirium symptoms, explaining his appearance in a live broadcast on his personal page on the social networking site “Facebook”, to help the singer Tamer Hosni in order to help him, and transfer him to another hospital for treatment.
Brother Khaled wrote on his page on Facebook: “O group, I apologize for the video of my brother, composer Khaled Adel. The lack of full awareness and imbalance in the process of perception and pronunciation, Professor Tamer Hosni and his brother, Professor Hossam Hosni, who follows us with the situation, moment by moment, so that my brother will be transferred to the intensive care and thanking them very, very very much for their interest in the case of my brotherhood and for them all thanks and appreciation. ”
He added: “And I apologize very much for the video that came down from my brother because unfortunately I would like to buy the mobile with him and I went out to talk to the doctor. I got the video came down and he asks his friends that they are standing beside him unfortunately he is in a state of complete awareness and there is no mental awareness of him.”
Khaled suffers from water around the heart, lung, tumor on the bladder, acute bloody toxicity, acute nephritis with two legs, elevation of liver enzymes, enlarged spleen and liver, and chronic kidney failure.
In a video posted on his page, he appeared as he lay in a government hospital receiving treatment and calling on fellow artists: “Al-Haqouni, my group … My friends, Haqqani artists … Tamer Hosni Al-Haqni.” He said he was insulted, could not move and would like to leave the hospital as quickly as possible.
Tamer Hosni announced that he would sponsor Khaled Adel’s treatment at his own expense, but he is waiting for a slight improvement in his health condition so that he can transfer him from the Shubra General Hospital where he is receiving treatment to a private hospital.
It is noteworthy that Khaled Adel presented a set of tunes, the most famous of which is “Look at an Eye” and “From the first day I knew you” by Mustafa Qamar, and “Forget the World” by Hamid Al-Shaeri.
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