Singapore, KOMPAS.com -Lee Kuan Yew, Singapore's first Prime Minister, left hospital on Sunday after being treated since Friday's health problems were related. Though already left the hospital, but the charismatic figure of 89 years old that remains in the supervision of doctors and medical team.
The AP Office Sunday (17/2/2013) report, Lee was rushed to hospital Friday after suffering bouts of transcient ischaemic, where blood flow to the brain is stopped for a few moments. The condition is usually associated with an abnormal heartbeat.
A statement from the Singapore Prime Minister's Office said Lee was allowed home from hospital and is resting at home. Lee got the treatment related to an effort to prevent the occurrence of pengumpalan blood.
The founder of the ruling people's action party in Singapore has managed to turn Singapore from a country whose airport slums into a modern metropolis. Lee became Prime Minister of Singapore in 1959 and reigned for 31 years. His son, Lee Hsien Loong now becomes acting PM Singapore.
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