Wounded E. Timor president Ramos-Horta stable: Media
CANBERRA, Feb 11 (Reuters) - The condition of wounded East-Timor President Jose Ramos-Horta has stabilised, after he was shot in the stomach in a pre-dawn raid by rebels, Australian media reports said on Monday.
"Sources close to the president say that his condition has stabilised and he will be flown to Darwin at the earliest convenience," Australian Broadcasting Corp. media said, quoting an Australian reporter on the ground in Dili.
"Sources close to the president say that his condition has stabilised and he will be flown to Darwin at the earliest convenience," Australian Broadcasting Corp. media said, quoting an Australian reporter on the ground in Dili.
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