Report: Mubarak's lawyer says he is 'stable and breathing'
Egypt's Hosni Mubarak reportedly stable and breathing, not on respirator or receiving oxygen, his lawyer says.
From @NBCNews on Twitter:Hosni Mubarak on life support
The deposed Egyptian president Hosni Mubarak is reported to be critically ill after suffering a stroke. Military officials have dismissed claims that he is clinically dead, saying that he is being kept alive on a life support machine.
Hosni Mubarak in hospital 'close to death'
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Health of deposed Egyptian leader Hosni Mubarak 'improving'
Al Jazeera Television reports that Hosni Mubarak's health is improving. They are quoting family sources.
Hosni Mubarak 'in critical condition'
Speaking to CNN a military official claimed that Hosni Mubarak is not dead, but is in critical condition in hospital.
'Too early' to confirm condition of Hosni Mubarak
Another source has told Reuters: "It is still early to say that he is clinically dead."
Mubarak 'unconscious and on a respirator'
Reuters: Security sources deny reports that Hosni Mubarak is clinically dead. They say he is unconscious and on a respirator.
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Mubarak's 'heart stopped beating and did not respond'
Quoting hospital sources, local state news agency MENA said:
Former president Hosni Mubarak has clinically died following his arrival at Maadi military hospital on Tuesday evening. Mubarak's heart stopped beating and was subjected to a defibrillator several times but did not respond.
Sources: Mubarak clinically dead
The ousted Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak is clinically dead, according to Reuters sources.
'Mubarak suffers stroke and heart attack'
Former Egyptian leader Hosni Mubarak has suffered a heart attack and stroke in prison and will be moved to a military hospital in Cairo, Egyptian security sources said.
Mubarak, 84, has suffered serious health problems since he was deposed in February last year. He had been in the medical wing of the Torah civilian prison since being sentenced on June 2 to life imprisonment for his role in the deaths of protesters.
Meanwhile, protesters have gathered in Tahrir Square over bitterly contested Egyptian presidential elections.
