Erdogan's Campaign Travel Cancelled Due to Health Scare and Illness
Turkish President Erdogan has canceled his campaign travel for two days in a row, including a high-profile ceremony at Turkey's new power plant in Mersin, following a health scare during a live-TV interview on Tuesday night. Erdogan's health has been an ongoing issue since 2006, and rumors of his death have flared up on social media in the past. Despite the health scare, Erdogan plans to attend the ceremony via video link, and his political rival, Kemal Kilicdaroglu, has sent him well-wishes. Erdogan is seeking to enter his decade in power and is facing a challenge from Kilicdaroglu in the upcoming presidential polls.