Republika Srpska Leader Hospitalized For "Exhaustion"
Milorad Dodik, the President of the predominantly Serb-populated semi-autonomous entity, the Republika Srpska, in Bosnia and Herzegovina was hospitalized on Sunday afternoon due to exhaustion, according to the Clinical Center in Banja Luka.
Banja Luka's Nezaviske Novine newspaper reported this morning on its website that Dodik was being held in hospital in order to undergo tests, while doctors believe he is most likely suffering from exhaustion.
According to news agency B92, the clinic reported that Dodik was there "for observation", and that "routine diagnostic procedures were underway, which confirmed that his organism was exhausted".
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