Due to a new head injury, Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula de Silva has had his planned trip to Russia for the future Brics mountain canceled. Following a minor head bleeding caused by a drop at his home, doctors advised the 78-year-old leader to prevent long-haul flights.
Lula will be able to attend the Brics appointment via videoconference, according to the political office, rather than in person. He was scheduled to depart from Brasilia at 5 p. m. on Sunday.
The president was severely traumatized in the back of his head, which required stitches, and which caused a little hemorrhage in the temporal-frontal area, according to Roberto Kalil, Lula’s doctor. Kalil emphasised the importance of monitoring Lula’s issue, noting that any head injury may aggravate without proper study. Luckily, he stated that Lula is doing well and you maintain with regular activities.
Lula had a gash to the frontal region of his mind during the event, which took place on Saturday night, according to a clinical report from Sirio Libanes Hospital in Brasilia. Although the document cautioned against flying for extended distances, it established that he was then fit to perform his normal tasks.
In Lula’s presence, Foreign Minister Mauro Vieira will guide the Portuguese group at the Brics mountain, which is set to begin on Tuesday in Kazan, Russia. The conference will convene officials from Brazil, Russia, India, China, South Africa, and another partner countries.
Lula’s second encounter with Russian President Vladimir Putin this year will be at this meeting. In a phone call in September, the two frontrunners had previously spoken about a shared plan to end Ukraine’s issue.
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