South Africa Nelson Mandela was discharged officially denied reports BBC admit error (Figure)

 

 Office of the President of South Africa's official website statement

BBC admitted Report "wrong"

The South African Presidential Palace on August 31 denied the country's former president Nelson Mandela has been discharged from hospital reports, said at the hospital did not learn from the news. Previously reported the news of the British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) published on the website is also reported to have admitted the statement false.

According to reports, the South African president's office spokesman Mahala (Mac Maharaj), said the BBC and British Sky Broadcasting after it has been reported that Mandela was discharged home the message, but the South African Presidential Office did not receive the same message . Mahara said: "I do not think this is true," noting that Mandela was still in Pretoria hospital, his condition is still serious but stable.

In addition, the Office of the President of South Africa on the 31st official website also released a statement, noting that the media reported that it had discharged the message "not real," said Mandela overall condition stable, sometimes ups and downs, the medical treatment response.

Mandela on June 8 this year, due to a serious lung infection hospitalized. After treatment, the Mandela condition has improved in the hospital celebrated his 95th birthday.

Be regarded as anti-apartheid South Africa, Nelson Mandela fighter, worked in South Africa Robben Island prison for 27 years. It is reported that prison, he was ridden a variety of diseases.

British Broadcasting Corporation on August 31 earlier reported that Mandela has ended months of treatment was discharged and returned to his home in Johannesburg recuperating.

The BBC said in a statement shortly thereafter, reports about Mandela discharged "wrong."