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Former U.S President George H.W. Bush Falls & Breaks Neck

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Muhammad A. Aliyu
ByMuhammad A. Aliyu
Muhammad Ameer Aliyu is a prolific journalist who joined Okay News in 2015, aiming to contribute to the platform's positive growth. Currently serving as the Senior...
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July 16, 2015 - 10:54 am
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Former president of America, George H.WBush broke a bone in his neck after falling at his Maine, US home.

The 91 year old is said to be in stable condition at Maine Medical Center, USA Today reports.

Bush was the 41st president of America.

According to He suffers from vascular Parkinsonism — a form of Parkinson’s disease that requires him to use a wheelchair or scooter to get around.

He is father of former President George W. Bush.

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