Lotfi Labib is still in the hospital following a deterioration in his healthLotfi Labib is suffering from a severe cough, and doctors have temporarily prohibited him from speaking

Egyptian actor Monir Makram, a member of the board of the Actors Syndicate in Egypt, reassured the public about the health condition of veteran actor Lotfi Labib, following a recent health scare that led to his hospitalization in Cairo.

Makram stated in a press interview: "Thank God, Lotfi Labib is doing well. He’s still in the hospital, but his condition is stable."

Severe Cough and Temporary Loss of Speech

Labib's family revealed that his health setback was caused by a severe cough, stemming from complications of a previous throat tumor. They confirmed that doctors have temporarily prohibited him from speaking until his condition improves.

The family added that the actor is gradually recovering under close medical supervision and is undergoing the necessary tests and treatments.

Sudden Health Deterioration

Earlier, Labib was transferred to the intensive care unit after a sudden deterioration in his health, prompting urgent tests and round-the-clock monitoring.

A Call for Prayers from His Fans

Mohamed El-Deeb, the actor’s manager, stated that Labib had undergone several medical examinations and was unable to speak at the time. He called on the actor’s fans and supporters to pray for his recovery.

His Last Artistic Appearance

Labib's most recent work was the film "Ana wa Ibn Khalti" (Me and My Cousin), co-starring Sayed Ragab, Bayoumi Fouad, Hanady Mehanna, Ali Louka, and Inaam Salousa. The film was written by Doaa Abdel Wahab and Amr Abou Zeid, and directed by Ahmed Saleh.