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Duterte’s health being monitored, but looks well—Roque, Medialdea
Former president Rodrigo Duterte is currently under monitoring at the International Criminal Court (ICC)'s detention facility clinic in The Hague, according to his lawyer, former presidential spokesperson Harry Roque.
Roque stated that Duterte has been moved to the facility's clinic for monitoring due to a lack of his prescribed medication.
Medicines for the former president were delivered to The Hague, but Roque expressed concern that he was initially given substitute medications.
Duterte's legal team provided his actual medicines, along with a letter and prescription, to ensure he receives his proper treatment.
Roque opted not to disclose the specific medical condition of the former Philippine leader.
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