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Prisoner Mohammed Al-Singace Taken to Prison Clinic 40 Days after his Hunger Strike
2019-08-03 - 6:44 p
Bahrain Mirror: Activist Ebtisam Al-Sayegh said that prisoner Mohammed Abdullah Al-Singace was taken to the prison clinic after his health deteriorated as a result of the hunger strike he launched about 40 days ago.
Later on, activists stated that Al-Singace was returned to his cell but continued his hunger strike, demanding a retrial.
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