After Elissa’s tweet, in which she asked to donate blood O+ via “Twitter” to a patient of a hospital in the capital Beirut, ET in Arabic learned that the patient could be Wadih Ibn George Wassouf, as he would have entered the hospital for a operation and suffered some complications, which necessitated the request for units of blood for him.
Journalist Adel Samia also confirmed the presence of Wadih, the son of Syrian artist George Wassouf, in hospital, in critical condition, and wrote on Twitter: “All prayers are for the son of the Sultan of Tarab, George Wassouf, who is currently in critical condition in the hospital… O Lord, try and pass well and get back to his family. And his fans are as strong as ever.”
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