Pakistan's president returned to the country early Monday after having undergone medical treatment in Dubai, an official told CNN.
President Asif Ali Zardari, who flew with his daughter and doctor, landed at an air force base in the southern port city of Karachi, said Sindh Home Minister Manzoor Wassan.
Sindh is the province where Karachi is located.
The president's sudden departure from Pakistan on December 6 sparked rumors in the country of his possible resignation and a soft coup.
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Sorry, but bfd.
HOPEFULY THE PROCEIDURE WAS A LOBODAMY.
Lmfao@Drak! We can only hope!
God, that was funny!
Good thing laddie boy is gone or he'd be their next P.M.
The doctors surgically removed a large bad thought, "the military will overthrow me" from Jardari's brain.
Now he feels fine that is until Gilani starts talking to him, then same problem is gonna start again, and again more surgery.
Skyrocketing health care expenses has become an issue of concern world over and people find themselves constrained to make compromises to their personal health. People who are seeking alternatives and now find more affordable healthcare options overseas with savings unimaginable. A Growing numbers of foreign patients, including uninsured Americans, are going to India for medical treatment. Proponents say the health care is comparable to much that is available in the United States, and at a far lower cost.